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How being transparent is an essential PR ideal
There’s a lot of talk these days about being transparent in our culture, in our connections with one another, and especially in the actions and decisions of local or regional politics and government. As a free and open society, we all understand the value of knowing what’s going on at every level of, say, a state government. This holds true to all kinds of organizations and entities, including businesses. That’s why many get confused and are challenged when there is a reluctance by individual leaders or groups to be candid and open about issues like finances, personnel decisions, timelines or costs
Maybe DIY Isn’t for Everything
If you’re located in a large metropolitan area, then you’ll probably agree that small business owners have many competitors. In the case of Logos Communications,
Communicating Without Words
You’ve probably heard the ‘statistic’ that only 7% of our communication effectiveness is based on what we actually say. This all comes from research published
Dangerous — or Not?
I find myself using the phrase, “This could be highly dangerous,” on occasion. This comes up in different scenarios, such as taking a break from
Our President Just Got a Bit Smarter
Sue Voyles, president of Logos Communications, Inc., recently received a Certificate of Entrepreneurship from the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program. She joins the ranks
Having a Super Hero on Your Side
People who know me well know that I love super hero movies. The Avengers, X-Men, Batman, Superman. If a blockbuster super hero movie is coming
Logos Communication Earns National Certification as a Women’s Business Enterprise
Logos Communications, Inc., a business specializing in public relations, marketing, writing, social media, and communications training, received national certification as a Women’s Business Enterprise by
What About LinkedIn?
Yes, you are on Facebook – just like the rest of the world (or at least it feels that way). But what about LinkedIn? Chances
Everybody’s Watching
In today’s reality-TV, social media connected, 24/7 news reported, text-ready, always-on world, it can feel like everybody’s watching everyone else all the time. In a
Does Your Company Care?
More and more these days we hear that Millennials want to work for companies that ‘make a difference.’ Companies That Care Day, celebrated March 17,