Political campaigns are all about connecting with people, so marketing lessons abound. Here are a few insights from this election that can apply to your business or organization.

Today is election day, and there’s no greater way to celebrate our democracy than by participating in it.

Are you putting all your digital marketing eggs in a single basket? That’s never a good idea.

Whether you’re trying to get started in your career, considering a new project, or trying to figure out where to take your company—it never hurts to ask.

I’m not big on goal setting and long-term planning. But recently I sat at my desk with a notebook and jotted down some quick ideas. The exercise helped reinforce some values.

Today’s world is just busy and full and loud. Anger and outrage is the method of the moment. But a positive message, one full of hope and encouragement, is such a breath of fresh air.

Businesses and organizations should look beyond themselves and be part of building hope in their own communities.

I’ve got notebooks half full of quotes, ideas, and notes from various conferences, seminars, and books. But too often those brilliant ideas stay buried in a notebook or a folder amid useless details and noise.