Tag Archives: Agile

What will 2016 offer? Good question. I don’t know–yet.

Posted on January 13, 2016 by TechCommGeekMom

While I’ve reviewed what’s happened in 2015 in my recent posts, it’s time for me to look ahead, and see what I need to plan for this year. I admit that last year, I had big plans. I knew that I … Continue reading →

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What was TechCommGeekMom’s 2015 Top of the Pops?

Posted on January 1, 2016 by TechCommGeekMom

I always find it interesting to see what stories people end up gravitating to each year on TechCommGeekMom, and along with other year-end summaries, I like to figure out what were the most popular blog posts for a given year. … Continue reading →

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Weight Loss is like Content Strategy, Part 2: It needs to be Agile

Posted on April 16, 2015 by TechCommGeekMom

As a follow-up to my blog post from a while back comparing weight loss to a content strategy, I thought I’d provide you with an analytical progress report of sorts. I had posted this set of photos about a week … Continue reading →

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Online Student Again! Part 10: 5 Ideas to Transform Your Digital Marketing

Posted on April 5, 2015 by TechCommGeekMom

I’ve finally finished the last module of the Rutgers online course on digital marketing! In some respects, it feels like I just got started, but in other respects, it feel like I’ve been doing this a LONG time, and I’ll be … Continue reading →

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Adobe Day @ Lavacon 2013 – Joe Gollner: The Changing Role of the Technical Communicator

Posted on November 14, 2013 by TechCommGeekMom

As I’m going backwards in my Adobe Day reviews, the second presentation of the day was by Joe Gollner. Joe is another prolific speaker in the world of technical communications, but I really hadn’t even heard him do a presentation … Continue reading →