Launching and Maintaining a Brand amid Institutional Changes and Challenges

Launching a brand is not a departmental function. It is an institutional movement. How do communications professionals at higher education institutions gain support and ownership for brand management from all university stakeholders, internally and externally? How do you develop a strong brand that not only withstands challenges, but also becomes stronger as the organization changes… Read More

Is the business card an obsolete communication tool?

In the age of social media and digital communications, the old-fashioned printed business card survives, particularly among small businesses. With the increasing use of e-cards attached to emails and other electronic communication, the 3.5 x 2 inch cover stock business card seems alive and well; however, what may be changing is the way in which this traditional communication tool is used. Read More

A winning strategy

A winning strategy begins with clearly defining the six essential components of communication–the communicator, message, audience, delivery, interpretation, and noise. Noise relates to timing and all that’s going on in the marketplace while you are disseminating your message. Noise may determine the success or failure of your communication plan more so than any of the… Read More