Tag: communication
Business Communication and the Signal-to-Noise Problem
Too much marketing noise and not enough meaning. This post explores how better business communication cuts through chaos to build clarity and trust.
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Why Asking for Feedback Makes Marketing (and Art) Better
This post is about the beautiful mess between what we think we are telling people (whether by canvas or campaign), and what they actually see, hear or feel.
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Oi, Did You Hear Me?
Someone was disappointed when I talked to them at an event recently, they were unhappy that I didn’t know what they had been up to and about their other activity. I didn’t know anything about it. This is a 21st century issue; if you post it on Facebook it doesn’t mean I’ve seen it. Posting…
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Marketing Meeting Cadences: Boost Team Efficiency & Results
Maximise your team’s productivity with proven marketing meeting cadences, practical scheduling tips, & strategies for more focused, results-driven collaboration
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Are you chasing people for responses?
If you find yourself spending an excessive amount of time chasing people for responses, it generally indicates underlying issues in communication, prioritisation, or relationship management. Here are some common reasons and strategies to address them: Common Issues Strategies to Deal with It 1. Improve Communication 2. Build Relationships and Trust 3. Enhance Prioritisation and Time…
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Trust: bank account or currency?
On my new mobile phone there was an interesting 90 minute video of Stephen Fry talking about language and words. In fact he described this as a podgram. Fascinating ideas. It got me thinking more about how, with a common language, we can end up at cross purposes with people. Communication often goes wrong. Then…
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