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Hi
Friend
Welcome to March! This month
our theme is writing to win. Over
this month we will be hosting a few
guest writers who specialise in
writing to win different areas to
share their knowledge with
you.
We start the month by looking at
how to write to win Telstra Business
Awards. Award nominations are a
unique beast - you need to make sure
all selection criteria are addressed,
sell your business and still stay
under the word count!
We then look at Awards ceremonies
and your employees before looking at
one of the most influential books I
have read about winning in
business.
THIS
WEEK
Writing
Success: Telstra Business Award
Nominations
Every year in Australia Telstra
holds its small to medium business
awards. This article by one of our
Heart Harmony writers, Melinda
Hutchings, helps you create and write
winning Telstra Business Award
nominations.
The lessons from this article are
relevant to any business
nominated for an award (Telstra or
otherwise).
ALSO IN THIS
EDITION
HR Tip - Award
Ceremonies are Great
Motivators
If you
are successful in your nomination and
get to attend an awards ceremony -
who should you take with
you?
Book of the
Week - How to Make One Hell of a
Profit
Dr
John Demartini's book is one I always
come back to time and time again. It
is one of the most influential in
terms of how you can balance your
spirituality with your
business.
Blog Post of the Week:
Are you a HOT
communicator?
Many people struggle with finding
the right words. In this post I share
my thoughts on what makes HOT
communication.
Next
week ...
How to
Write Resumes that Win
Interviews
(Special guest post by Beverley
Neil)
Have a
great week!
exuberantly
yours
Ingrid
Heart Harmony
PS: This week's blog
also included posts about On-line
branding is not just for business
& SEO Copywriting - How Many
Keywords Are Too
Many?
PPS: Next week I will be at
the World
Internet Summit on the Gold
Coast. I look forward to bringing you
the very latest in ideas and internet
marketing strategies from the
Summit over the coming weeks.
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