What will the future of work and managing teams look like as we navigate our new normal? We shared tips with Wundamail, and their design team turned them into sweet graphics! How To Manage Your Team Effectively Ask Your Employees for Feedback Communicate with Your Team (But Let Them Work) Share Working from Home ExpectationsContinue reading “The Future of Work Is Here: How To Manage Your Team Effectively”
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50 Things I’m Grateful For, Summer 2018 Edition
The tradition continues. Each year since 2012 (the year I started CCC), I’ve published a list of 50 things I’m grateful for. This isn’t a 5-minute exercise. I create the list over the course of weeks or even months. Oftentimes, I’ll jot down an activity I’m doing or a memory triggered by a conversation orContinue reading “50 Things I’m Grateful For, Summer 2018 Edition”
3 Ways To Capitalize on Marketing Trends in 2018
It’s that time of year: everyone is publishing their thoughts on the next big things in marketing. We’ve been keeping an eye on a number of projected trends for 2018 and year-end reviews from 2017. Here’s our take on how your business can capitalize. More Quality, Less Quantity (We’re hoping) 2018 is the year thatContinue reading “3 Ways To Capitalize on Marketing Trends in 2018”
How to Take a Break from Technology Without Moving to the Woods
The views were breathtaking. After a client conference last week, I took a day off in nearby Park City, Utah. If you’ve never been, the landscape is breathtaking, and I didn’t even have a chance to hit the slopes. If you’re not a skier, there’s plenty of other sights and sounds to entertain you. There’sContinue reading “How to Take a Break from Technology Without Moving to the Woods”
How Search Engines Work: An Infographic to Improve Your SEO
How do you find information today? Chances are, you Google it. That’s the same way that potential customers find information on your products and services. Will they be able to find you? This handy infographic by the UAB Collat School of Business explains the science behind Google, as well as other search engines. How doContinue reading “How Search Engines Work: An Infographic to Improve Your SEO”
Every Move You Make: Maintaining Privacy in a Digital World
The Man. Big Brother. The eye in the sky. Whatever you call it, it’s watching you. (Cue The Police — the band, that is.) We’ve touched on the issue of privacy in a digital world before, but it’s worth revisiting as technology continues to improve. The issue comes from balancing convenience and maintaining any privacyContinue reading “Every Move You Make: Maintaining Privacy in a Digital World”
Tell Your Own Story Without Missing a Moment
We live in an era where people can tell their own stories like never before. You can capture key moments of your life and share them with friends and family all over the globe. Now a company is using technology to take capturing the moment to the next level. Fanpics gives every fan a chance to tellContinue reading “Tell Your Own Story Without Missing a Moment”
Droid Turbo: Power & Speed Wrapped in Kevlar (A Review)
I was having so much fun setting up my new phone that I’m just getting around to blogging today. Verizon sent me an early upgrade offer via its Edge program, so I checked out my options. I’m an Android fan, and after some research, it came down to the Samsung Galaxy S6 and the MotorolaContinue reading “Droid Turbo: Power & Speed Wrapped in Kevlar (A Review)”
There’s Only One You, So Shouldn’t You Be Your Own Password?
Are you ready for your close-up? Hoyos Labs thinks you should be, and they may just change the face of the Internet. Introducing 1U™, an app that gives you access to all of your favorite sites with one glance. No more frustrating password rules. No more anxious moments as you desperately try to remember the passwordContinue reading “There’s Only One You, So Shouldn’t You Be Your Own Password?”
50 Things I’m Grateful For… Summer 2014 Edition
It’s become an annual tradition at the CCC blog to list 50 unique “things” that I’m currently grateful for. It makes me think and reminds me how blessed I am. The first 50 Things I’m Grateful For post published in May 2012, a month after the blog started, and was an immediate hit. The follow-up post,Continue reading “50 Things I’m Grateful For… Summer 2014 Edition”
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