Work At Home vs. Stay At Home Moms?
Over the past month, I’ve had an opportunity to dive back into the conversation about the “so-called” tug between being a working mom and one that stays at home.
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Over the past month, I’ve had an opportunity to dive back into the conversation about the “so-called” tug between being a working mom and one that stays at home.
Sherry Orel, CEO of Brand Connections, explains how companies should be taking social media, mobile and digital consumer behavior into consideration in their cause-marketing strategies.
I’m not quibbling with an augmented reality Jolly Green Giant “Ho-Ho-Ho’ing” either. That sounds pretty cool in a goofy, kitschy, iconic brand kind of way. And what could be wrong with pledging to eat one more vegetable a day? (Though why “one more,” when it’s likely that many kids eat no vegetables at all?)
PR pros know that attaching consumer brands to charity can up the impact of and interest in a brand.
Fast Company’s 100 Most Creative People in Business list includes a slideshow featuring its 10 most creative women in business. I love exploring mini-resumes of the successful (the rich, the best dressed).
… Michael Pollan recently wrote: “one sociologist calculated that people have ten times as many conversations at the farmers’ market than they do in the supermarket.”
I just decorated my office. Because I wanted everything to be shiny and new, I bought a brand new stapler to match. My other stapler wasn’t broken, just old.