How Inclusivity Drives Link Diversity — Whiteboard Friday

In the old days, companies had a suggestion box. It was immortalized in cartoons, but the idea that an employee could anonymously submit a suggestion to make things better is a first step in engagement. Some companies took this much further and paid employees for suggestions that generated profits. Digital communication and more open workplaces…

In just about every group, people decide in advance how they’ll show up when it comes to learning, to winning and to responding to opportunities. They’re wearing a hat with a label, and over time, it’s not hard to recognize. This can change based on pedagogy, social conditions and the juxtaposition of status roles, but…

Facts are important, but facts don’t create learning. Stories do. A story fits into (and changes) our understanding of the world. Good teachers are storytellers, and storytellers are teachers. Notes, then, aren’t recitations of facts. They’re story prompts. A good note reminds you of a story that you already understand. Post Views: 23

As a former digital journalist and current content creator for HubSpot, I’ve been designing graphics for years, including breaking news graphics, funny memes, and, most importantly — infographics. Though I prefer to design graphics in Canva, I will show you how to create an infographic in PowerPoint since it’s a presentation program that most marketers…

Ever felt the thrill of coming into work only to notice that plenty of new leads have started signing up for a product demo through an article or asset you’ve created? I can tell you, from personal experience, that few things give you as strong of a motivation boost as this. After all, it’s proof…

If you had to guess, how many email newsletters do you think you’re subscribed to? Ten? Twenty? Fifty? To be honest, I’ve lost count — and I know I’m not alone. Email marketers have a lot to compete within their subscribers’ inboxes. That’s why a solid newsletter template is crucial to designing an email that…