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Turning Interview Notes into A Blog Post
"Thank you for the feedback and kind words. Yes, I also I agree with you that interviewees become immersed in telling their story and should be left alone to talk. Recently, I made the mistake of asking questions to a subject while he was giving me his notes on a blog post. My questions did cause his flow to stop, and he noticeably was rattled when I would interrupt. At that point, I decided it would be best to just shut my mouth and listen.... Sure enough, the rest of the interview went smoothly. ~ John"Turning Interview Notes into A Blog Post
"Thanks so much for your insightful feedback Heather. Often times, people hear the term "blog" and assume it's just a random person writing in diary posts or journal entries. Certainly, a blog can be that, but I think we see eye to eye that blogs may better serve as professional journalistic articles for the readers. And, as you've stated, the world of journalism can add to the benefits of blog writing. Thanks again! ~ John "Social Media and Your Small Business's Employees
"Thanks for your comment Sian! We couldn't share an article about having employees involved in your social media without talking about the policies. In fact, if you have employees at all, you can't really manage them without having in depth policies, social media is no different. That is a great point regarding the legalities, many businesses don't think of that aspect. Glad that you enjoyed the article! ~ Trevor"5 Ways To Be Consistently Awesome
"Love these tips and the entire message behind the article. The number one thing we tell clients is that if you're going to use social media for your business, you have to fully commit to it. There is no such thing of kind of using social media, you are either using it or you're not. Great article and tips! "Take Responsibility To Succeed In Personal And Business Life
"Great article, we're all so quick to REACT to situations that we are never able to learn from them. We always try to respond to situations and take responsibility for the outcome. This ensures we're able to learn the most from each experience. If we learn a lesson that we can use in the future, then no situation is a failure. "3 Elements to Grow Your Business Online (Or Anywhere)
"LOVED this article! Not only was it entertaining and fun to read, but it was straight forward and put it how it is. Building a successful business is no longer simply about having a good idea, those are a dime a dozen. You have to water it, feed it and grow it with your connections and RELATIONSHIPS you build online and off. We will be sharing this one with our network for sure! "Subscribe
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