The Real Value of Publishing a Book
On September 11, 2012 | 0 Comments |

Most of us can’t help but wonder what it’s like to publish a book. When we meet someone who has published, there’s an aura about them, an admiration for having taken the time to write (much less publish!) an entire book. The questions are unavoidable: What does it take to publish a book?

Developing and Marketing Your Consulting Firm: Answering Four Questions Will Ensure Your Success
On September 10, 2012 | 0 Comments |

By Ken Lizotte, CMC

If you are just launching a consulting practice, thinking of doing so, or have been in business for a while but client projects are stagnant, it pays to evaluate your chosen approaches to practice management and consider less orthodox strategies so as to ramp things up.

How to Guarantee Your Press Releases Will Be Used and Read
On September 10, 2012 | 0 Comments |

By Henry Stimpson

Press releases, also called news releases, are the workhorses of public relations. Editors, however, receive buckets of them every day and use only a small percentage. How can you make sure that your release has the best odds of getting used?

Get That Article Published . . . But Where?
On September 7, 2012 | 0 Comments |

By Carl Friesen CMC

Following my presentations “Get that article published!” to CMC chapters in Toronto and Eastern Ontario in May 2010, some people asked for more information on which ­magazines to choose. My answer: it doesn’t matter as much any more…and it matters more and more…

Gaffes, Faux Pas and Awkward Moments: Tips for Successful Emailing in the Workplace
On September 7, 2012 | 0 Comments |

By Lauren Fleming

No longer beholden to the Pony Express or pneumatic tubes, today’s communiqués are zipped off like magic at the click of a button, reaching their destinations in seconds. But with this new medium also comes a whole new set of rules—and a whole new set of problems. How do you send effective e-mails, for example, and how do you recover from e-mistakes?

Grow Your E-List from Public Speaking and Create “Business Friendships”
On August 29, 2012 | 0 Comments |

By Ken Lizotte

Public speaking is a potent business development vehicle. It’s a chance for people to meet you, get to know your expertise and your product and your business. Who knows who might be in your audience that’s a perfect fit for what you have to sell?

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On August 7, 2012 | 0 Comments |

I have always enjoyed working with emerson consulting on various projects. I have found them very helpful, proactive, and always available as needed. Doug Wolf Shareholder Wolf Greenfield

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On August 7, 2012 | 0 Comments |

 They have brought us many media opportunities over the years which has allowed me to establish experience working with the press or other outlets. I now have many direct relationships with the media and have created an extensive portfolio of recognition. Doug Wolf Shareholder Wolf Greenfield

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On August 7, 2012 | 0 Comments |

Ken and emerson consulting have been wonderful to work with.  Not only did they help me land my first major book deal with McGraw-Hill, they supported me before, during and after the process. Kathleen Burns Kingsbury Principal KBK Wealth Connection

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On August 7, 2012 | 0 Comments |

I highly recommend Ken and his company and its excellent services. Steve Gareau Author Building Your Bridge to Sales $uccess