Recently a potential client reached out to me because she wanted me to create a social media strategy for her. She said to me, “I admire what you’ve done to
Women Who Wow: Deb Knupp
The next woman who wows is Deb Knupp, a Managing Director at GrowthPlay where she works with leaders in the legal, manufacturing, accounting and financial services industries to align
Women Who Wow: Michelle Friends
Michelle Friends is the Executive Director at Denver-based law firm Fairfield and Woods, P.C. where she oversees all aspects of the firm’s administrative functions. She is also very active in the Legal Marketing Association and is currently the Treasurer Elect of the International Board. Learn more about her in this Women Who Wow profile.
Why Moving Around Jobs Shouldn’t Be a Black Mark on Your Resume Anymore
I’ve had a few one and two-year stints at various jobs and have found myself explaining why when I applied for other roles in the past.
I’ve often felt like
How I Became Successful on LinkedIn
I used to have no idea what I was doing on LinkedIn. Then I changed my entire strategy.
First I started listening. I looked at the posts of others who
How to Attract Higher Quality Relationships in Your Life
If you want to attract higher quality relationships in your personal and professional life (and who doesn’t?), the first thing you should do is to improve the quality of the
The Section of Your LinkedIn Profile You’re Probably Overlooking but Shouldn’t
It’s important to fill out the experience section of your LinkedIn profile in addition to the About section (your bio).
A lot of people think that if they have their
Why You Should Occasionally Unplug From Social Media
These are my puppies and my nephew and niece.
Why am I posting photos of them here? (I also posted a version of this post on LinkedIn.)
Well because what
Women Who Wow: Ruth Morayniss
In this Women Who Wow profile, get to know Ruth Morayniss, the Client Relations and Business Development Manager at Beard Winter LLP in Toronto.
I met Ruth last summer during the pandemic when I first started the Women Who Wow community. LinkedIn brought us together, and I’m very grateful for that. I was hosting weekly zoom meetings for women like me who felt isolated and needed some encouragement that we weren’t alone. We forged relationships and bonds with each other during that time, and I am especially grateful to Ruth for her candor and contributions to our community then – it’s so great to see how much we’ve all changed as there begins to be an end in sight to the pandemic.
Learn more about her in this profile.
How Much Responsibility Do You Have to Share Content on LinkedIn That Is Produced by Your Company/Firm?
How much responsibility do you have to share content that is produced by your company/firm? Absolutely none.
I see a lot of people who feel that they have to share