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	<title>Blue Daring &#187; consistency</title>
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		<title>Staying In Line Online</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 19 Nov 2009 00:13:12 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Vanessa Mentor</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Our president Melissa has a knack for meeting clients in the most unexpected of places. On a couple of occasions a short conversation with a friendly cab driver turned into a contract or an overheard lunch conversation has become a business deal. So how does a simple conversation become a great opportunity? The answer is [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Our president Melissa has a knack for meeting clients in the most unexpected of places.  On a couple of occasions a short conversation with a friendly cab driver turned into a contract or an overheard lunch conversation has become a business deal.  So how does a simple conversation become a great opportunity? The answer is quite simple.  She maintains our brand&#8217;s integrity in any situation.</p>
<p>As you take your company online, <a href="http://www.bluedaring.com/communications/web">via web, social media or advertising</a>, it is important that a you always remember to put your best foot forward.  Your activities online should always be a direct reflection of your company. Take, for example, two common mistakes:  </p>
<p>(1) Compromised Logos: How often do you go to a company&#8217;s Facebook account and see a cut off, pixilated or super-shrunk logo?  Make sure your logo is intact and inline with your organization&#8217;s <a href="http://www.bluedaring.com/communications/branding-and-print/">brand standards</a>. It may seem like a small detail but a potential client might interpret that as sloppiness.</p>
<p>(2) Different Look &amp; Feel &#8211; Most social networking sites give users tons of customization and personalization options.  Choose colors and options that mirror your organization&#8217;s branding, not your mood that day.  If there is nothing that matches or compliments your brand, use the default format.</p>
<p>Even though social media is a less formal venue, it is still critical that you convey a professional image and one that is in line with your company&#8217;s strategic goals.  Although a cab ride or grabbing a quick bite at lunch are both casual environments, Melissa still represents the company in a professionally thus resulting in great business.  Staying consistent and professional, no matter what the environment, always pays off!</p>
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