Rebecca Coleman Peer Coaching: The Power of Accountability
A few months back, I was bemoaning my lengthy to-do list. I know. What else is new? Ann Sachs tweeted me about my NOT To-Do list, and I was intrigued, and asked her if she’d write a blog post about […]
The Power of ‘No’!
Is it too early for New Year’s Resolutions? One of mine is to learn to say “No.” More often. Better. To that end, I offer you a week’s worth of “No’s” in the form of guest posts. First up, Dr. […]
Marketing versus Publicity
I had an interesting discussion with a client last month about what it is that I actually do. Funny, I do it all the time, so I don’t really think about it, but it occured to me that maybe not […]
30/2010
How three NYC actors are taking control of their careers Back in November, I got an email from a gal in NYC named Kelly Strandemo. Kelly and her friends Thomas Demarcus and Joe Beuerlein had created a webseries called 30/2010, […]
Steppenwolf Setting the Stage to Attract Millenials
I just LOVE it when I get these kinds of emails: Dear Rebecca, I’m an avid reader of your blog, and I love your new look. It’s obvious to me that you haven’t missed a beat and you’re still doing […]
$100 in free Google PPC Ads
Ever wanted to experiment with Google’s Pay-Per-Click ads, but been too scared to try? Here’s your chance. Until December 31, you can access $100 in free advertising to try out Google AdWords. If you’re not familiar with Google’s AdWords feature, […]
Jumo
There’s a new social network on the block. The brainchild of Chris Hughes, one of the founders of that social network you may have heard of, Facebook, Hughes says he wants Jumo to “do for charities what Yelp did for […]
Facebook Updates
You may notice that Facebook has rolled out yet another redesign: this time on your profile. In addition, Facebook has made a bunch of changes over the past few months, so I thought I’d do a post summing them all […]
RIP–David French
I originally posted this on January 14, 2010, almost a year ago. I just found out today that David French has died. He has long been one of my favorite playwrights, partly because we share a cultural heritage. Mr. French […]
UnMarketing
There are a million “I make money online!” sites out there. They’re everywhere: How I made a bazillion dollars from blogging, and you can, too! It reminds me of that scene in A Charlie Brown Christmas (my son’s favorite): I […]