A compass is an indispensable tool for finding ones way. Critically important, in the operation of a compass, and therefore finding your way, is true north.
In a business, in my humble opinion, true north is defined by the company's resolutions. Above all, what things are going to guide this company's actions.
I just completed our company's resolutions, and would like to share with you, those things which will drive our actions, thoughts, and hearts:
Resolved:
to model to my prospective clients, by my behavior in this blog, how
they might capture the power of this medium, and the hearts of their
patrons.
Resolved:
to not only bring this technology to my clients, but more importantly,
consult with them for 12 months to assure that a reasonable system is
put into place to assure consistent content, and thereby success.
Resolved:
to diligently focus on my clients needs, bring them consistent valuable
information, and force upon myself the discipline to remain above the
noise of the "get rich quick" multitudes in this arena.
Resolved:
to purposefully look inside each organization to find existing
communications strategies that are outdated, ineffective, and most
likely poor investments.
Resolved: to help my clients find their "voice" as they learn to become better communicators.
Resolved:
to ferociously pursue the ideal that this new communication tool be an
asset, and not an expense. In other words, seek to bring a consistent,
verifiable return on the investment.
Resolved:
to help my client focus on the needs of their clients, and not to be
swayed by the vogue of this medium. It's relationships, not page views!
Resolved:
to so focus my attentions, on my clients needs, that they wake up each
morning wondering how they might refer me to their friends, and
associates.
Resolved: to gain many new friends, from around the world, through this incredible technology.
Resolved:
to understand that this is merely a business, it possesses no ability
to capture my self-worth, and that my real purpose is to serve my
fellow man, and therefore, hopefully, bring joy to my Creator.
There are a great many people who would purpose to sell you a blog. I hope you can see that our heart is to help you build meaningful, and valuable relationships with your patrons, through the exciting new technologies of blogging (new social media).
It's not the blog, it's the relationships!
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