by Women Communicators of Austin | May 20, 2018 | Ask a Mentor, Blog, Featured Home, Guest Posts
Dear Mentors, Do you have any suggestions on how we can get control of our workflow and still be responsive to sales? Background: I’m part of a marketing team that has worked hard to define our priorities, schedule projects and allocate resources to best support our...
by Women Communicators of Austin | Apr 15, 2018 | Blog, Feature News, Featured Home, Guest Posts, Member Spotlight, uncategorized, WCAustin
The winner of the Women Communicators of Austin Outstanding Austin Communicator Award is Denise Bradley,VP of Communication & Community Affairsat St. David’s HealthCare. Named a Central Texas Woman of Influence by the Austin Business Journal, Denise...
by Women Communicators of Austin | Nov 10, 2017 | Blog, Feature News, Featured Home, Guest Posts
We caught up with WCA member Maura Thomas, who is a TEDx speaker and published expert on attention management, productivity, and work-life balance. As we explore work-life balance this month, she shared an article she wrote, which originally appeared in the Harvard...
by Women Communicators of Austin | Dec 13, 2016 | Blog, Featured Home, Guest Posts
Written by Matt Lemke. “Video killed the radio star…” (Google it if you’re under 45!), but it also helps your business fulfill some critical functions. Let’s review some of them… 1. Overviews: this type of video provides an introduction...
by Women Communicators of Austin | Jan 13, 2015 | Feature News, Featured Home, Guest Posts
Written by WCA Silver Sponsor Aaron Weiss. Videos are becoming an increasingly popular content strategy tool for marketers and communicators as they speak to many consumers’ visual nature. Just look at YouTube, which is more popular than ever, having been called the...
by Cristen James | Jul 20, 2014 | Featured Home, General Info, Guest Posts
By Sandra Kleinsasser, contributing copywriter and blogger. It’s been three years since I left the newsroom at the Austin American-Statesman, after 34 years in a business known to abhor jargon. But for all the times we tugged on our hair decoding jargon-filled reports...
