by Dayna on March 4, 2010
As long as the work gets done, gets done in a timely manner, is quality work and keeps the ledgers on the profit side – do you care where your employees are or when they work? If so, why?
Despite the fact you really couldn’t call what I do “playing golf,” it is what I set [...]
by Dayna on January 8, 2010
Reposted from original Vollmer Voice post January 8, 2010
Stuff happens. It just does. And we all know how these things can really be blown out of proportion and drag on for days, months, sometimes even years. (Hello Balloon Boy Dad.) However, if you handle whatever mistake has happened correctly and quickly, the ‘event’ will most [...]
by Dayna on December 4, 2009
So what do you do when Campus Activities Magazine names you a Hot Choice for speakers in their Nov/Dec 2009 issue?
by Dayna on October 6, 2009
Despite the travel hassles and the same food across the country at the lunch and/or dinner, a conference is still one of the best ways to keep up with your industry, network with like-minded individuals and form relationships and, open your mind to new ideas and new ways of doing things.
by Dayna on September 12, 2009
And LinkedIn? Well, that was the one I was ready to drop, just for the sake of time. Before I hit the delete button, I thought I would ask my social network what they thought. Last Thursday I tweeted “Reasons to stay on LinkedIn?” Answers poured in on both Twitter and Facebook. The consensus?
by Dayna on August 31, 2009
We’ve got a week of school under our belts and everyone seems to be reasonably happy with teachers, classes and the homework schedule. It is interesting to me to see which schools/principals/teachers are utilizing email and social media and which ones still aren’t sure how to turn a computer on.
To me, both of you are the American Idol. Hugely talented and from what we all saw on TV, nice guys as well. I just ran across both of you performing on the streets on NYC – the big press tour. You both seem to be enjoying it and taking it all in but both have somewhat of a shell-shocked look at times that this is all happening to you. Well, it is. Have fun, enjoy every second but take some advice from a rock chick…
Whether it is Twitter, a fan page on Facebook or SEO optimized press releases – if you are not using any or all of these in your industry, pack your bags now and continue to bury your head in the sand. However, there is good news. It’s not too late to change your Tom Scavo ways.
by Dayna on April 29, 2009
Social media took a lot of people by surprise as late as a week ago when Oprah learned to Twitter on her show. Everywhere I go, more and more individuals and companies are asking me to explain social media (specifically Twitter and Facebook), show them how to set up an account and then discuss ways to best utilize any or all of the platforms.
