It’s hard to appreciate the value of telecommuting until you see the bottom line impact in dollars, hours and miles. Even half-time workshifting (a term coined by Citrix GoToMeeting to describe the work anywhere concept) can save companies over $10,000 per employee per year. Employees could save as much as $7,000 a year, a nice little bonus you can use while you enjoy the average of two to three weeks more time you’ll have by avoiding the commute.
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While our Verizon-sponsored webinar, “How To Use PR To Make Money” is over, you can watch an archive copy by clicking on the link. If you’ve already seen it, below is the resource list we promised.
And here are links to resources that we promised during the webninar.
Remember how in the webinar we talked about how PR should be fun or should addess social issues ? Here’s one that’s both, with over 12,000,000 views on YouTube.
A community of bloggers to help you live large on a small budget. Despite what you may have heard, you don’t have to sacrifice your financial independence to enjoy life. We write for them and love the really good material other people contribute too.
People, fashion, and fine art photography and digital art including the gorgeous portrait and fashion shot of a lovely model in 1920′s ‘flapper’ style we used (with permission and appreciation) in the introduction.
For more than 25 years, The Wall Street Journal Radio Network has been the leading provider of business news programming for radio stations all across the US.
Publicity Stunt blog including Starbucks ‘Red Cup” stunt we discussed, and many others that will start your creative juices flowing…or tears of laughter.
He works with large and mid-sized companies to improve online business communications like marketing and PR through the use of social software, community platforms, and other emerging web and mobile technologies. We like what he has to say and think you will too.
Bill and Barbara no longer operate airplanes for hire in Homer Alaska, but they rent one of the best cabins in town. It’s right on the lake and has a fantastic view. If you’ve never been to Alaska, GO! And if you’re going, go to Homer and stay in Lakeside Cabin. You’ll fall in love with Alaska, the cabin, and with Bill and Barbara just as we did. In fact, Bill was the pilot/parson at our wedding!
Their safety brief, featuring crew members without even any briefs, not only encourage people to watch, but it went viral and became such a hit they used the idea in ads too.
Every day, HARO brings nearly 30,000 reporters and bloggers, over 100,000 news sources and thousands of small businesses together to tell their stories, promote their brands and sell their products and services. HARO has published more than 75,000 journalist queries, has facilitated nearly 7,500,000 media pitches, and has marketed and promoted close to 1,500 brands to the media, small businesses and consumers. HARO is entirely free to sources and reporters.
“Great marketing does two things: 1 it supports the business objective – such as gaining market share, thwarting a competitive threat, or generating revenue, and 2 it includes systems and processes to evaluate whether the goals are reached.”
Tips, reviews, and opinions about the world of Web commuting—relying on the Web to get work done at any time, from virtually anywhere (sponsored by CitrixOnline.com). You’ll find a whitepaper we did on the financial benefits of telecommuting (workshifting) here.
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