Customers are used to scrolling TikTok and seeing ads. But they’re not so familiar with brands’ mascots crashing concerts or seeing/scanning street posters and then immediately experiencing an augmented reality experience on their phone. But today, companies are experimenting with guerrilla marketing like this. Introducing an element of surprise into their advertising campaigns shocks consumers […]
Deck the halls and fire up that Zoom call; it’s time to spread holiday cheer by hosting a stress-free and memorable company meeting. Say goodbye to mundane conference rooms as this article, Jingle All the Way: Stress-Free Holiday Meeting Guide, offers tips for crafting a festive, inclusive, and engaging gathering, whether virtually or in-person. With […]
Throw on your Santa hat and buckle up for a wild ride, because it’s time to “sleigh” your year-end meetings with finesse! As the holidays approach and schedules become notoriously packed, managing meetings efficiently can feel as challenging as navigating a reindeer-led sleigh through the sky. But fear not, for with this guide you’ll learn […]
‘Tis the season to be jolly, and that festive spirit doesn’t have to stop at the office door. With the holidays fast approaching, it’s time to deck the halls of your meeting rooms and navigate the tricky scheduling landscape amid the celebrations. Ho-Ho-Hold Your Meetings uncovers the secret to blending work and festive cheer, creating […]
You do not have a time problem. You have a calendar problem. If your roadmap keeps slipping, it is rarely because the team cannot code faster. It is because decisions, dependencies, and distractions aren’t visible in your week. The fix is mechanical and behavioral. Nail a few calendar rules, and you’ll feel the compound effect […]
Context switching is the silent budget leak in your morning. You start with a plan, then Slack pings, a calendar nudge, a “quick” email reply, and suddenly it is 11:40 a.m. with eight half-finished tabs and zero finished work. Mornings set the tone for the day, so stopping the early chaos matters. Here is a […]
You probably do not need more motivation. You need fewer leaks. In a week packed with investor updates, hiring calls, and customer escalations, founders rarely lose time in big chunks. It drips out through context switching, reactive comms, and decision debt. 1) Set a single daily “needle mover” and guard it with an if-then plan […]
Complex projects require complex management, including balancing budgets, meeting timelines, and pleasing stakeholders. It’s important to define expectations and take the time to align people and resources if you want a project to be successful (and not ruffle too many feathers along the way). In this article, we’ll look at how to take your community […]
You know the feeling. Another invite pops up with a vague title, twelve attendees, and no agenda. You wonder if you should accept, decline, or feign a calendar conflict. Here is a simpler path. Use a two-step filter that cuts roughly 30% of meetings without harming outcomes. It is blunt on purpose, it rescues focus, […]
The first 90 days after launching a business can be a whirlwind of excitement, decisions, and uncertainty. You’ve taken the leap, validated your idea, and maybe even landed your first few customers. But now what? Those first three months are more than just a trial period; they’re the foundation for everything that comes next. How […]
Deanna Ritchie
Editor-in-Chief at Calendar. Former Editor-in-Chief, ReadWrite, Editor-in-Chief and writer at Startup Grind. Freelance editor at Entrepreneur.com. Deanna loves to help build startups, and guide them to discover the business value of their online content and social media marketing.