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What if you're an introvert, an artist or a teacher? How can you promote yourself effectively?

See three examples of the art of subtle marketing, sure to fit any low-key personality type.

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You probably remember being told this when you were a kid: Your eyes are bigger than your stomach. Whether it was your favorite dessert or some other treat, we often grabbed more than we could actually eat. So, when it comes to your social media strategy, are your eyes bigger than your stomach? Read More

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When I think of finding happiness in business, the first thing that comes to my mind is the ability to be flexible. Whether you are the boss or an employee, finding how to be flexible can truly be the key to career happiness... Read More

Finding and writing with influential outside outlets can bring your message, and your business, to an entirely new audience – one that may have otherwise never known who you were or what your company did. But how do you find other outlets to write with? What is the best way to get noticed by them? Read More

Women, despite all of the advances that our society has made, are still forced to grapple with the glass ceiling. While some women have made a name for themselves as directors and board members of major corporations, only 17% of the over 5,000 board seats for S&P 500 companies were filled by women. Read More