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In their 2012 Social Recruiting Activity Report, Bullhorn Reach analysed the activity of 35,000 recruiters across the 'big three' social networks – LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter.
LinkedIn was the star, with 48% of recruiters using the platform exclusively to source candidates. Check out their How Recruiters Are Using Social Media INFOGRAPHIC, which illustrates the key findings.
The LinkedIn business case for professional job seekers is further supported by the data underpinning this Social Recruiting: How to use social media to land a job INFOGRAPHIC. This research claims that 98% of recruiters are using social media to find candidates, and 94.5% have successfully hired candidates through LinkedIn.
Given that recruiters are integral to every job search, what do you need to know about how recruiters use LinkedIn, and what they look for in your profile?
Here's what I learned, when I surveyed some Melbourne-based recruiters recently:
- Recruiters use LinkedIn to identify candidates, business contacts, information on clients, for general networking, and checking out who's linked to whom.
- They refer to LinkedIn from at least three times a week, to several times a day.
- Recruiters conduct filtered searches by name, location, industry, specific companies, position titles and keywords.
- They use their LinkedIn networks for referrals & suggestions.
- Recruiters look for many things in a profile: work background and experience; position title and content; achievements; areas of expertise, capabilities and skills; qualifications and contacts. This varies from one recruiter to another.
- Profile Information should be up to date, easy to understand, not too detailed and checked for grammar and spelling.
- To be found by recruiters, use key words appropriate to your industry, responsibilities, qualifications and titles. Make new connections, join groups and advertise your interest in topics.
What was the best piece of advice?
Take the time to be clear, concise and articulate about your experience and career history – all of which demonstrates a confident profile.
Do you need to review your profile, to be found by recruiters on LinkedIn?


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Blackburn Rovers Former Players Association
The Blackburn Rovers Former Players Association (BRFPA) was formed in 2008 with the aim of providing support to former players and their families.
BRFPA host regular events to raise funds and will soon release details on events for 2018 that will see the return of former players to Ewood Park on a regular basis.
The latest event was the inaugural Hall of Fame dinner on 7 February which celebrated the inauguration of Alan Shearer, Brad Friedel, Bryan Douglas, Derek Fazackerley and Simon Garner into the BRFC Hall of Fame. Click here to read about the event.
Previous events include celebration dinners for the 30th anniversary Full Members Cup triumph in 2017 plus an event in 2015 for the anniversaries of winning the Division Three and Premier League titles.
To ensure you're amongst the first to hear about events, and how to get tickets, make sure you subscribe by clicking here.

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Engine-CodesOBDII Code ListP1242 JAGUAR
P1242 JAGUAR - Sensor Power Supply High Input
P1242 JAGUAR Possible Causes
- Faulty MAP Sensor
- Faulty Throttle Position (TP) Sensor
- MAP Sensor harness is open or shorted
- MAP Sensor circuit poor electrical connection
- TP Sensor harness is open or shorted
- TP Sensor circuit poor electrical connection
How do I fix code P1242 JAGUAR
Check the "Possible Causes" listed above. Visually inspect the related wiring harness and connectors. Check for damaged components and look for broken, bent, pushed out, or corroded connector's pins.
Cost of diagnosing the P1242 JAGUAR code
Labor: 1.0The cost of diagnosing the P1242 JAGUAR code is 1.0 hour of labor. The auto repair labor rates vary widely across the country, and even within the same city. Most auto repairs shops charge between $75 and $150 per hour.
P1242 JAGUAR Possible Symptoms
- Engine Light ON (or Service Engine Soon Warning Light)
P1242 JAGUAR MeaningSensor Power Supply High Input is the generic description for the P1242 JAGUAR code, but the manufacturer may have a different description. Currently we have no further information abouth the P1242 JAGUAR OBDII code. Please post your question on the Q&A section for more information: AutoCodes.com Questions.
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You can find a car cd player online in a flash! One that meets your needs. There are quite a few brands to choose from including Sony, Panasonic, Pioneer, JVC, Aiwa, RCA and Jensen. You can choose between in-dash cd players and portable CD players depending on your circumstances and preferences. The Internet makes it very easy, fast and convenient to buy a car CD player of your choice.
For many folks, the best place to experience their music is on the road. They can listen to their favorite radio stations, CDs and MP3s uninterrupted and at a high volume while driving, something which can be difficult at other times and in other places. If this is your situation, then you need a CD player that plays your music the way it is really supposed to sound. Don't buy an inferior product.
The best portable CD players for your car will provide extended battery life, high powered anti-skip technology and even MP3 playback. A feature like anti-skip will help prevent interruptions from jostling during active use of your car CD player. Rubber brushes, an anti-skip mechanism and an anti-skip servo are used to prevent read errors and to absorb shock. This will allow you to listen to your music for hours without any interruptions.
With heat resistant features and a polycarbonate body, you can use many of these portable CD players outdoors without worrying about damaging them. With a supplied car kit, you can hook your Portable CD player to your vehicle's cassette deck and you're good to go.
Maybe all you need is a good in-dash car cd player to replace that old one that you have become tired of, that fails to work properly or that just doesn't work any more. There are many good ones available. Some of them come with great features like a flip-down detachable face, CD-CD-R/RW playback, AM/FM tuning, programmable station memories, and an Equalizer with quite a few bands of user adjustable frequency presets. These are just a few of the important standard features. The best ones come with that and much more!
So when you're ready to upgrade your car stereo system or when you're ready to have fun and hear your favorite music the way it was meant to sound, get a good in-dash or portable CD player online.
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Hello Everyone,
Have you ever pondered the connection between the tree of life, the placenta, and mother earth? The roots of the placenta are similar to the tree of life, the mother offers her child courage, strength, and protection from the moment the child is conceived, the love is endless and goes on through eternity. As, I grew into motherhood and did my on the job training, and it was on the job training I received. I did not receive a master book that said if, you do things this way your results will be 100%. When your child is born you get your directions from your child, you receive your directions through the different sounds and cries of your child. I am cold cry, I am hungry feed me cry, I need to be changed cry. I called my newborn's cries the I am's, those were my first directions of all the directions I received. Yes, I received the help of my mom and my grandmother and their expertise was always welcomed because, being a mom believe it or not; is a very difficult career to navigate. I chose motherhood or maybe motherhood chose me however, it came to be. I was happy and fulfilled it gave me some of my most joyful moments. Being a mom was the best job ever. Why? You may ask why? Because, it was a job that offered up unconditional love every single day. You learned something new everyday that you did not know the day before. You see our children are our teachers and they teach us what we need to know about life. They teach us what they need from us the minute they are born. However, more importantly they teach us genuineness, how, to love every single day. They show us what it means to love someone unconditionally. Can you love me when I am angry? Can you love me when I say the words I hate you? You can understand the frustrations of a five year old, a ten year old, and a 15 year old that does not get what they have asked for. You can understand the anger because, you are the adult and you can always take the time to put yourself in their shoes to understand their feelings. If, you do not have your child with you; you are still connected to your child they will be with you forever, and a day until you take your last breathe. I am sharing my thoughts on this today for Mother's Day, as, there are many mothers like me, that I know and don't know celebrating Mother's Day without a child or children. I feel that it is important to hold a place in your heart today for your child or children that are not here with you in body this Mother's Day. Know, that you are still connected to them their spirit still lives because, you are connected to mother earth, the roots run deep. Honour yourself this Mother's Day, whether, you are a mother, grandmother, or a caregiver of a child know, that you are not alone your child, your loved one will be there with you because, your heart will be holding a space for them today and everyday. My heart is with you always.
"Brothers have the same deadly disease but only 1 gets what their parents hope is life-saving treatment" ~Rosa Marchitelli CBC News https://www.cbc.ca
Reading this story this morning quickly took me back to 2002, when we found ourselves in a similar situation. Our son was diagnosed with a Rare Disease called Batten disease. I am writing you this comment with the thought, that maybe the information in this report "From Hope to Despair" will help this family.
On September 1, 2005 "From Hope to Despair" was an investigation by the Ombudsman of Ontario into rare diseases. I have included the link to the report below, to bring awareness to the report and with the hope it could help anyone in the community now or in the near future.
Thank you, for telling this story and keeping HOPE alive for all the Rare Children in Canada and around the world.
"Kindness matters for our self-growth, it helps us heal."~Wendy Comeau
Ombudsman's Report
Special Investigation:
Whether the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care's refusal to fund the drug Cystagon for treatment of Batten's Disease is unreasonable and unfair
"From Hope to Despair"
André Marin
Executive Summary
"From Hope to Despair"
The Disease and the Miracle Drug
The Cost of Care
Errors, Excuses and Omissions: Roadblocks to Help
The Medical Care Complex
Seeking Funding – An Exercise in Bureaucratic Futility
The Irrelevance of the Ontario Pharmacy Notice
Six Troubling Things
A Bad Policy – How "Approved for Sale" Fetters Ministerial Discretion Irrationally
Ministry's Response
"On My Way"
Have you ever looked at a painting and felt it spoke to you; or there was a message in the artwork specifically for you? I was inspired yesterday to find out that I could purchase this beautiful painting called: "On My Way" and I am very excited to say, I ended my week incredibly inspired by an artist who could put so, very much happiness and joy onto a blank canvas. Thank you Becky for sharing your inspiration and talent. What an inspiring piece of art.
Hello Everyone, I wanted to post something for everyone to ponder. Whatever, you are choosing to do with your day, minutes in the day, or even looking ahead into the distant future. Believe in yourself for yourself, believe in your dreams. Do not ever let anyone tell you, you have failed. Choose to look at it all from a different perspective. Pick yourself back up, dust yourself off, ask yourself a few questions for you and only you. Ponder your thoughts, answers, questions and most importantly follow your heart. Be kind to yourself and then continue on your own path of dreams; you have for you. Don't ever believe that you can not be successful simply because, someone else can not see or understand the picture, you have created for you. News flash they don't have to see or understand it's your picture, it's your dream, it's your path, you are creating it from your perspective. Choosing to look at life from a different perspective.
Please feel free to leave a thought, a comment or an idea of a topic below for a future post. Reaching out to everyone with "A Heart of Kindness" Thank you, Wendy Comeau
I know I am always grateful for the people who have come into my life. I will always appreciate the opportunity for a learning experience good, bad or indifferent. Today I have decided to take a little bit of time out of my day, to appreciate and say thank you for what I have learned. I will take this moment to value myself, be kind to myself and appreciate the lessons I have experienced. Most importantly I will say thank you and have an appreciation for the people who pass through my life to teach me a life lesson. I did not think I needed to learn. I will take the time today and everyday to accept, reflect and to say thank you for the good, the bad and the indifferent. I will always have gratitude for what I have learned and experienced on my path, my journey of life each day. I will remember to stop and say thank you for all that I have learned.
Please feel free to leave a thought, a comment or an idea of a topic below for a future post. Reaching out to everyone with "A Heart of Kindness" Thank you, Wendy Comeau
"From A Distance"
I just wanted to stop and share this song "From A Distance," the song was sung by Bette Midler in 1990. Her words are more powerful than ever, hearing it again. I am sure we can all find similarities and differences today, looking at life from a different perspective.
Here is a little insight into the song.
*Julie Gold wrote the song in the winter of 1985. Nanci Griffith recorded it in 1987, and Midler in 1990, just when the first Persian Gulf War began. It became the most requested song on Saudi Band Radio and very closely associated with that war. The song won a Minute Man award from the U.S. Army for inspiring troops during the first Gulf War.
Please feel free to leave a thought, a comment or an idea of a topic below for a future post. Reaching out to everyone with "A Heart of Kindness" Thank you, Wendy Comeau
A bottle will not fix what you feel, a bottle will never fill that empty space in your heart. A bottle will not be able to get you to a place where you will never feel the pain. The pain is so, deep and difficult to heal, you will never be able to drown yourself in a bottle. Your heart will feel your incredible pain. There are not enough bottles in this world that you could possibly drink from, that could kill or wipe your pain from your heart.
Let me know how it works out for you and your family, when you reach for that bottle; because, things will become magnified. Your family will be wondering what they did to deserve all the extra pain. I never reached for a bottle, I do not drink. It is not that I did not think about it, I thought, that thought. I thought if I drank, I could drink myself into a comatose state. I would never have to feel the pain I am feeling, again in this moment in time. Do not let this idea fool you, no-matter how much you drink you are going to wake up, you are going to ask your self the magic question what happened? Why? Am I still feeling this pain. Why can I not forget? The answer to your question is you will never forget. There are not enough bottles in this world/universe that you can drink that will help you with the pain your heart is feeling. The hurt of your loss will not disappear with a bottle; save yourself the trouble, skip the bottle.
The most important thing I can do is find love, hope and compassion for myself because, I know I gave my child all the love and hope I carried in my heart, for the blessings he would need to walk his journey of a lifetime.
You see, I do not need a bottle, what I need is for you to open your heart and hold a space for me, to begin my hearts healing journey. I will never be healed, I will only be healing. Please, do not tell me to get over it. Do not ever ask me, how much time it will take me to heal my heart? The gift of your child's life runs too deep in your veins. I will never be who I was yesterday. It is this simple, I will be who I am now, a part of my heart stopped beating too. I am going to take my blessings and I will continue on my path, my journey of healing. I will take that little flicker of hope left in my heart and step forward into a new tomorrow whatever, that may look like for me. I will find the love kindness and compassion for myself to keep healing because, someone may need me to hold a space for them in my heart and keep a door of understanding open for them. Someone, may need to know they don't need a bottle to fill them up. All they need is hope, love and compassion to see a tomorrow from a different perspective.
Please feel free to leave a thought, a comment or an idea of a topic below for a future post. Reaching out to everyone with "A Heart of Kindness" Thank you, Wendy Comeau
"A Heart of Kindness"-by Wendy Comeau
In my opinion, life begins with kindness from the heart and it ends with people with the kindest hearts. With "A Heart of Kindness" there can always be hope for a new tomorrow. Kindness matters for our self-growth, it helps us heal.-Wendy Comeau; "A Heart of Kindness" is the courageous and insightful story of one woman's quest to heal her broken heart.
"Being a Warrior is not about the act of fighting. It's about being so prepared to face a challenge and believing so strongly in a cause that you are fighting for that you refuse to quit."-Richard Machowicz
Do you think you are a warrior? Do you think you can be a warrior? Of course you have a warrior in you, we all do. At some point in our life we will become that warrior, in someone else's eyes. We will step up and be the fighter, the hero, the warrior, it will not be difficult, it will happen quite naturally for you. Because, that is what happens when we are called to serve our purpose in life. We become a warrior in the heart of the people whom we love.
Christopher my son became my warrior he was the reason I could do what I had to do every single day. He helped me struggle through my minutes, my hours my days, my weeks and my years. It Is not an easy task to watch someone you love die. It is not an easy journey to walk as you can imagine. However, Christopher was the warrior on our journey he was the one that help me to keep walking this journey every single minute of the day with "a heart of kindness." With his heart, his brave heart, he helped me walk this journey. Now you may be wondering how could he do this? How could he be so giving, when he was dying? How could he not be angry? How could he not just be the epitome of anger?
He was on a warriors journey he was here to show us what real love was all about. He was here to teach me love, compassion, understanding and what genuine love was all about. When I say love real love, I mean not the love you receive from someone that is out the door when you do not conform to their needs. But, the real deep love you may only receive when you love yourself deeply. When you can be honest within your own heart. When you can love yourself so deeply that you can show someone else the same unconditional love without any expectations or attachments to the outcome of the situation. You are there 100% for them no-matter what the situation is that you find yourself in.
I found my hero in Christopher and I am positive that he found his warrior in me. I know that he loved me deeply because, he was the reason that I climbed out of bed every single day and put one foot in front of the other to keep going after his death.
It was hard to breathe, it was hard to put my feet on the floor and thank God my higher power for this day. However, I did it because Christopher taught me to love deep and he taught me the power of true love and compassion. You cannot find this love anywhere but, deep down inside your own heart, you must first leave your mind and go into your heart to discover who you are. And ask yourself the hardest questions you may ever have to ask yourself, about your integrity and who you really are. What am I here to do in this lifetime? But, most of all who am I really? What is my purpose on this earth? I could not believe in myself enough, to know honestly, how I was going to walk this journey with my child. His journey of a lifetime, how was this ever going to happen? The answer to this question Christopher had the love for both of us; he was teaching me every single day about love, hope, compassion, faith, he was teaching me to be a warrior, a brave heart. Christopher was my heart of kindness. He taught me how to keep on keeping on, even with all the obstacles and challenges in the way. He taught me to believe in me, even when no one believed in me. He taught me that people have an agenda in life and sometimes it can and will clash with your agenda. It does not mean that you have to conform to their agenda. It means you can rise up, face the challenges that people put in front of you and keep going on your journey of life. It means we all have choices in life we all have a path to walk the choices are ours to make and we can choose what path to take; with the path we choose we will have challenges and sometimes the challenges we face, we will not like. However, the warrior in you will always find an opportunity in every challenge you just have to walk your path, your journey of choices to find your opportunity even though you have no idea where your journey of life will take you on the path you are walking.
You take your love in your heart, you take your hope, you take your compassion and you find you will meet someone in your life that will give you your purpose for the path you are walking. On that path you chose, you will find a million challenges and the challenges are your opportunities for the future.
This is how I was able to write the book "A Heart of Kindness" I walked the journey of a lifetime with Christopher (his story) I chose this path and I loved him unconditionally he was my child of hope, love and compassion who never ever gave up on me and I was not ever going to let him give up on himself. He was my challenge and I was his and we both found our opportunities in that little flicker of hope for a new tomorrow.
Christopher did not die he is right here in "A Heart of Kindness" in
my heart and this book and everything I continue to do in my life. In my challenges and opportunities he is in my heart, he is "A Heart of Kindness."
"Be kind to yourself always."
Go into your heart and discover who you really are, I am sure you will find you have "A Heart of Kindness" all of your own.
"Kindness matters for our self-growth, it helps us heal.-"Wendy Comeau
Thank You,
Wendy B. Comeau
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This is the beginning of your life story "Be Who You Are." Do not ever change who you are unless you have sat down and took inventory of yourself, and said "I would like to improve or change this about myself." Change is good, growth is good, life is always better when you can be the best version of yourself. However, things become dangerous and more complicated as you go through the different doors of life; if you change for someone else, you will become lost, you will become a person that you do not recognize any more. Because, when you started off walking through the doors of life you conformed once, you conformed twice, you conformed three times; and now you have lost count. Do not ever change who you are for anyone. Life is too short, and you do not need to spend your life trying to get back the best part of who you were. You have value, you are unique, and you do not ever need to be with anyone who thinks otherwise.
I am finding now that I have learned a lot of different lessons in my life. Some lessons I had to keep repeating over, and over again until I learned. One may say Wow! Wendy Wow! you are a slow learner. My reply would have to be yes, I guess I am. However, I learned; I learned the hard way. This is not about not trusting; it is about not changing who you believe you are. Be your authentic self, from your core, your heart, your mind and your soul; you and no-one else can change who you are. You have a right to be who you are, you have a right to be you.
Please do not forget to ask yourself the question Who Am I? If you see any red flags so to speak, please make a note about it and ask yourself the right questions you need to ask yourself; to get back to your authentic you.
Life is short and we all have a right to be the best version of ourself and live our life with love, hope, joy, and peace
"Be Who You Are!" "Be You!" 😊
Please feel free to leave a thought, a comment or an idea of a topic below for a future post. Reaching out to everyone with "A Heart of Kindness" Thank you, Wendy Comeau
May 2019


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August AND September 2018:
Teachers, never run a drama club. I'm half joking, its worth all the effort to see your students really getting into it, buuuut the last two months I've been living and dreaming MacBeth. Rehearsals, organizing, planning, plotting, costume hunting, working out logistics…. it goes on. It's going great and working with high schoolers is a joy (I see how that can sound sarcastic but after a day of pre school real conversation is nice) but dear lord I need some free time! 1 week until the show so I'll update you in October… when Christoph is here..Which brings me to Chris flying out, date you a man who will fly half way around the world to watch your school show.. and spend a whole month here! Ngapali and Luang Prabang here we come.
The rest of these month has been spent mentoring my two mentees taking their Cambridge Personal Development Qualification, moving apartments, friends birthdays and a few lovely trips to Inle, Yangon and the lake in Taunggyi. So without any more rambling here is my month in photos..
Yangon: Over 2 trips to Yangon to see my bestie Kelly we've eaten all the good food, ridden the circle train and visited Yangon Walls – a super cool art movement to clean up the city.
We had trips to Inle and all the coffee at Genius Coffee shop on the river.
Birthdays for these guys and a ride out ot the lake North East of Taunggyi for a hike and seeing all the butterflies.
July 2018:
Today I finally caught a day to myself and I'm sat in the newest, most hipster cafe in TGI – My secret cafe in town – over looking the mountains and pagoda with a coffee.
I'm now back and settled into normal life in Taunggyi. Settled into my beautiful new apartment and back in the school routine.
It's nice being back in a routine, starting my day by walking half an hour up to school. This walk is an interesting start, some mornings I gaze for ages at the soft clouds just covering the peak of the mountain, I appreciate the cool air compared to our week in Yangon or I photo the colourful flowers that grow wild. Some days I trip in the endless road holes, step in trash piles, hold my nose from the sewage smells or cross the road to avoid stray dogs. Balance?
One thing I struggle with in Shan state is the men. The cat calling and endless staring. Shouting at me weird things in questionable English does nothing but disgust me. I'm very friendly and if someone starts a normal conversation on the street I'm open and talkative. Last week I had a taxi driver stop me alone, down a dark road outside of town and demand my phone number – in less than 24 hours I had creepy messages and phone calls until I blocked him. Ofc this happens all round the world I just feel it's intensified here. Some days I deal, some days I hold anger in.
Being back has brought with it a ton of new work, extra before school classes with students needing extra help, which is tiring but now, three weeks, in I see improvements and it feels worth it. My normal classes are keeping me on my toes # preschool life and this school year I have started a secondary (grades 7-10) drama club! This has brought the most work, but also the most joy – I won't bore you with the ins and outs but the secondary students have chosen Macbeth and I'm starting to dream about it 😆
While week days are enjoyable and evenings often contain trips to the market and cooking it's the weekends that have been wonderful. Guillaume has been in town two weeks in a row and we took an epic road trip to Kakku and then to a town between Mong Pawn and Loilem, these towns are in Shan state east of Taunggyi and usually you need special pass to go here as a foreigner, we planned to ride until we hit a checkpoint and never came across one, although there was a ropey looming barrier we shot under so who knows 🤷♀
We also have been following the football, both the World Cup and the Myanmar league.. the local league is relaxing to watch. The football stadium on a field under the mountain and never packed out. Shan United have won every match I've seen them play so I'm never disappointed.
Watching the World Cup abroad has been a challenge firstly logistically as matches have been in the middle of the night, so we either have to persuade bars to stay open or to film it and watch the next day and everyone has a media blackout! I managed this for the England v Colombia game but alas my friend did not. I got super patriotic singing English football songs all day and wearing England flags on my face, and with only 4 brits in town I felt even more that I wanted to enjoy the matches and not think about how much I wanted to be home for it!
Next week is my visa run to Laos to see Whitney, whom I worked with in Hanoi, I'm excited to get out of town and see old friends, coming back to TGI without Christoph was hard but also my other three besties (Josh, Kim and Julio) have all left town and although I feel I don't have time to be lonely I am starting to miss them.
June 2018:
With my euro trip finished up and rounded off with a wonderful 2 weeks with my boyfriend between Germany and the UK I was sad to leave. Christoph lived in Taunggyi the past year and I'd be returning without him. It took a while but I'd settled back into Europe and especially seeing my best friend almost daily.
May 29th I met fellow Taunggyi teacher Tom and we boarded a flight to Bangkok. Delays left us stranded in Oman for 12 hours with no luggage … we made the most of the bad situation and even had a wander in the 101F heat.
Further delays in Bangkok meant what should have been a days catch up with Jake and Wong (my former flatmates from Vietnam and China) ended up being just an hours coffee – still any amount of time with them is bliss. Then after further visa issues I finally made my way to Yangon for a week doing a few work things and receiving my teacher of the year prize yalllll!!!
The second day back and I broke. I called Christoph and cried. Yangon was too hot, too busy, too dirty and too difficult and I missed home. He reassured me. I got over it. Aaaaaand this week been a great!
My best gal pal Kelly lives here and usually we just get each other for weekends but making daily plans and even bumping into each other in work has been so so great. I also got to catch up with some other Taunggyi expats who I last saw in Amsterdam and meet new teachers. Yangon's a social place with lots of cool events happening which I do envy a tad when thinking about heading back up the mountains…
So this week I partied at 7th joint until the early hours, took part in Kelly's drink and draw event (a must do for creative expats in Yangon – find it on Facebook or message me!), I got Chinese food at Imperial Garden, caught up with more Taunggyi expats at The Marina and got coffee at the cutest coffee house ever Sofaer& Co. The only thing I didn't do was get the circle train … next time 👋 for now… TO THE MOUNTAINS!
May 2018: Expats home bound thoughts:
This April and May I've been back in my hometown of Croydon, south London. I'm spending all of my summer holidays here mostly because I have been blacking out a lot the past few years and finally have been convinced to see a cardiologist annnd partly to see my best friend's face (who doesn't read my blog).
So aside from being poked, pricked and wired up to be tested on I've had a fair amount of time to just think about being back. That sound kind of daft but after living abroad for 5 years I haven't spend this much time in my hometown recently, I also haven't stayed at my mom's home in 5 years!
England has this feel to it, maybe it's the air, I don't know, every time I come back it changes a little, maybe it's me who has changed. Coming back I always have this excitement first – I eat all my favourite foods and see everyone, then I have the dull times where I don't have my daily routines to do so I have more time to fill, which some trips fills up so fast and some I just laze and watch TV. There's memories everywhere, every time I walk even to the local shops there's 100's of times I recall. I'm overwhelmed by all the signs I can read and how easily I can communicate. It's the air. It smells like warm, damp spring.
The first thing I really noticed being back was the fashion. I flew Myanmar to Amsterdam for a few days then back to the UK. In Myanmar the fashion is brightly coloured, all of the colours at once and very covered up. The women smiling, shy and giggly. In Amsterdam the women dressed in greens and browns, had amazing heels on and bold make up, they walked with confidence and purpose. The UK is a mix, a few more eccentric fashions, coloured hair, wacky shirts, everyone seems busy, some friendly to each other – neighbourly even in crowded places and some just seem angry and hostile.
The second thing I noticed about being back for so long was I was lonely. Friends have moved away, or we've drifted. It's been years. In these past two months I've met with a total of 10 friends. 1 I met working in Italy, 1 I met working in Vietnam, 6 I met working in Taunggyi (Myanmar) and 2 are long time friends from Croydon. It made me think about how most of my life is abroad now, and most of the people I stay in (long term) contact with I've met abroad.
Explaining your daily life is tricky 😂 I'm lucky my grandfather, grandmother and dad were all expats themselves, living in Germany, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Belize… the list goes on. But explaining life to my mom's side is so tricky I sort of skip a lot of information out. I find myself not talking about my life for fear of blank stares or unrelatabily (I may have may that word up?). I also find people have the impression I do so many things and that I'm always busy. My aunt told me I need to slow down, and her proof was "You send photos of beautiful temples all the time" so I must be non stop. I explained that going to these temples was the same as her going to the local park. Just because what we see daily is far away people think we're having non stop adventures. We're not. I'm home and in bed most nights by 9pm! I'm doing the same daily things just further away, with different sights along the way.
Being back is a mix of enjoyment and unrest. It's wonderful playing cards with my nan in the garden, and doing DIY with my grandad, and spending time with my best friend is the greatest thing ever, but I miss my other life. I will always be missing someone or somewhere.
Expat thoughts.
March 2018:
March here has brought some really cool adventures on Inle, to Ngapali and to Yangon and also Bangkok.
This month Christoph's parents visited from Germany and good friend of mine Whitney visited from Vietnam.
Inle lake.
Playing tour guide in Nyuangshwe and on the lake is my favorite. We stay at the Minglar Inn where the owner always makes us super welcome and makes our guests feel at home. I jotted down some information about the lake in English and German for Christoph's parents:
Inle lake is the second largest lake in Myanmar, covering 44.9 square miles at an elevation of 800 meters. It consists of 17 villages. The people who are from here are all Inthar people which translated to 'sons of the lake', and this population is around 70,000 people. A style of fishing on this lake is men standing a rowing with one leg, this is so the can clearly see into the lake through the weeds.
Shwe Indein pagoda, is believed to be created in the 12-13th century. It's name translates as 'shallow lake'.
Inle See ist der zweitgrößte See in Myanmar der eine Fläche von 44,9 Quadrat -Meilen auf einer höhe von 800 Metern abdeckt. Es besteht aus 17 Dörfern.Die Menschen von hier sind alle Inthar Menschen ,was übersetzt " Söhne und Töchter des Sees"bedeutet.Es gibt rund 70.000 Einwohner.Eine Art des Fischerei hier auf diesem See ist das die Männer auf einem Ruder stehen,somit können sie das viele Unkraut klar erkennen. Pagode Shwe Indein so glaubt man wurde im 12-13 Jahrhundert erstellt.Übersetzt als "flacher See"
This time, with both visitors we did a sunrise boat trip to Shwe Indein pagoda, a series of beautiful pagoda south of the lake. The sunrise on the lake is chilly but so gorgeous.
Fake fisherman. The way to tell if the fisherman are fake or not is that a fisherman there to pose for tourists will be happy to see you, a real one will be pissed.
Tea at small hut and then a walk up through the market to the pagoda, where our visitors explored the stupas and I played with my puppy! How cute is he? I met him and his 2 brothers when they were a few weeks old and he is the last one left, now he is a few months old, getting bigger and stronger and not wanting as many cuddles. I get occasional kisses though, also he gave me a flea bite..
Noodles stop – Shan noodles here are the best, and Whitney is ace at photographing food.
And of course a sunset at Maing Thauk bridge. Coconuts with my favorite two coconuts.
We also took a trip to Ngapali as I had a 4 day public holiday and it was Christoph's parents last week in Myanmar, it was so nice and relaxing. We stayed at the Merciel resort where the beach was at our door! And they had this stunning pool, although we only swam in it twice as we prefer the sea.
We took a boat out to Apaw-Ye-Kyun island to go snorkelling. It cost us 50,000 for about 4 or 5 hours and the snorkelling equipment from a man named Mr Bean, Christoph found it cheaper after I left. Snorkelling is not my jam, I get super panicked in the mask and can't breathe well. I tried for about half an hour and enjoyed what I saw, then settled to sunbathe on the boat while the others swam.
Most of the 4 days were sat chilling, and eating. I really enjoyed the food here and felt it rivaled Shan food. Lots of curries with coconut rices and fruit juices. Rakhine curries and salads really surprised me, slightly spicier and sweeter than most curries here and way less oily. The seafood here is meant to be amazing however being veggie I didn't try any.
The final weekend of March, with Christoph away, I flew to Yangon to see my bestie Kelly and some other friends. It was my first time partying in Yangon it I loved it. We saw an Italian acapella concert, an Irish band at 50th street bar and danced all night at 7th joint. We brunched at Pansuryi and checked out the artwork, we danced on a pre Thinigan boat party and ate at Bondi bar. Mostly we chatted and chatted and chatted 😀
Christoph and I had a 2 day Visa run to Bangkok, extended to 4 days as I wasn't well to fly back. We did all the normal visa run things (see my blog on Bangkok). We ate, we saw temples, we ate more, rooftop bars… 😀
This visa trip was different as it was Chinese New Year! I was kinda gutted not to be spending it with my flatmates at home BUT we made a million dumplings the day before I left which also tied in with valentines (galentines?) day.. awww! Our household is super cute.
But in Bangkok we went to, of course Chinatown which was super fun, danci, fire breathing dragons, music, loads of food stalls and millions and millions of people. Just like China 😀


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At first sight, reality appears chaotic and anarchic. If events have any kind of logic to them, it lies well hidden behind an overlay of banality so thick as to make it invisible. And yet, at certain exceptional moments, life slackens and reveals itself. The automaton allows its innards be glimpsed, and its mechanism becomes momentarily evident as the logic of chaos.
In his new work, El porqué de la naranjas, Spanish photographer Ricardo Cases does not document the surface symptoms of reality, but instead renders the non-visible, the mechanistic. In his immediate surroundings – the fertile region of Levante in Spain – the photographer reveals ephemeral moments that might otherwise go unnoticed. Out on the streets he sets out to make visible the laws that regulate the universe, hunting down the elementary participles in the same vein as a nuclear physicist attempting to identify the Higgs particle. Cases uses the landscape as a laboratory, a place where these mechanisms can manifest themselves freely. The work is not a portrait of Levante itself, but of the spirit of Levante, and thus of the spirit of Spain as a whole.
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i turn the lights off. I open the blinds as wide as possible and just look. I dont miss a ton of things about this place but this is it.
It hums, the streets pulsate. I listen to ny1 in the background, i dont know why but second only to the sound of ny itself, the sound of ny1 reminds me of here the most.
NY, I love you but you're bringing me down. Its ice cold or as Damien says "it's brick". I don't miss this part.


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Podcast: New 2019 Project (preliminary details)
Some initial thoughts about a new literary project: a podcast series on writing and translating craft. This will not be an overnight thing because I intend to do it professionally with planning and preparation. I will be fully transparent in sharing progress publicly because my hope is that it will encourage more literary initiatives across the Indian publishing ecosystem. A rising tide will lift all boats -- I truly believe this. No doubt, there will be some mistakes along the way. But I'm open to feedback and suggestions. Please just be nice about it?
2019 Word of the Year: Trust
If you've been following this site long enough, you know how one of my annual rituals is to set a word as my theme for the year. I'm not a religious person but I love how language and words can influence us deeply even when we're not always aware of how they do so. Meditating on a theme throughout the year keeps me on track. It's not exactly a prayer to some higher power as much as it is an anchor for me to stop me from drifting about or going off the deep end. Why "trust"? To me, trust is the bedrock of all relationships.


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TO: Members of the State Elections Board
FROM: Mike McCabe, Executive Director
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SUBJECT: Enforcement of State Laws Governing Political Action Committee (PAC) Contributions
I am writing to provide additional information supporting our July 24, 2006 memo urging the board to enforce the state law limiting the amount of money candidates for state office may accept from special interest political action committees (PACs).
In the July 24 memo, it was noted that Congressman Mark Green has transferred $511,405 in PAC donations from his federal campaign account to the state account he established to finance his bid for governor, and has raised another $156,140 from PACs since launching his state campaign, bringing his total PAC contributions to $667,545. Wisconsin law limits the amount of PAC money candidates for governor may take to $485,000 in a four-year election cycle.
On behalf of the Democracy Campaign, I raise the additional concern that more than 90% of the PAC donations Congressman Green transferred from his federal campaign committee to the state account he is using to finance his campaign for governor were made by PACs that have never registered in Wisconsin, or in one case registered well after the contributions were made or Green's account transfer occurred. This is not allowed under state law. Wisconsin law clearly requires any organization active in affecting the nomination process, the election or defeat of a clearly identified candidate to register in Wisconsin. State law requires PACs seeking to influence state elections to register in Wisconsin whether or not the committee is a resident committee or an out-of-state organization.
The Democracy Campaign has reviewed the PAC donations Congressman Green transferred from his federal account to his state campaign committee. Of the $511,405.31 in PAC donations transferred by the Green campaign, $467,844.60 came from PACs not registered in Wisconsin. The remaining $43,560.71 came from PACs registered with the state Elections Board.
Our further review of Congressman Green's PAC donations shows that his campaign not only has run afoul of the state law limiting total PAC contributions to a candidate for governor to $485,000 for the election cycle, but also has violated the state law allowing such contributions to be accepted only from PACs that are duly registered in Wisconsin.
I hope you will take this into consideration when you review this matter at your August 30 meeting, and will require Congressman Green to comply with state campaign finance laws governing both the amount and the source of PAC contributions he can accept.


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Employers must remind employees frequently about the fact that each lift requires safe techniques. Workers for whom lifting and carrying objects are par for the course might become complacent and desensitized to the fact that repetitive lifting and rotating, twisting and bending of the spine is dangerous. Taking regular breaks and alternating lifting and carrying with other less physical tasks might reduce the chances of back injuries.
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The feigned excitement everywhere these days over the 'revelations' about offshore tax evading companies in Panama in the media is easy to explain, but difficult to understand. Most commentators see the 'scandal' as an opportunity to profilate themselves in the inequality debate. They bravely fight for the rights of the voiceless. But to understand the spellbound is something else. The same people who seem so terribly upset today found nothing else to do in the last three decades than to complain about high taxes for the rich and for companies. In a political campaign which had no equal, they succeeded in achieving their lofty goal. Now that the consequences of these policies are crystal clear, they act as if all hell just broke loose. Now they defend the poor from their high moral ground position.
There is not much that they had not hoped to get from these tax cuts. The rich would invest much more, they would create many more jobs and at the end everything would be so much better. Yes, we even engaged in a 'competition' among nations. Who will cut taxes the most? Did not Germany massively cut its corporation tax because Slovakia and Ireland, among others, pampered companies with super-low tax rates?
Today, nothing much else is left than sheer hypocrisy. The soldiers of low tax present themselves in front of the microphones to say that 'we did not mean it like this:' companies should indeed pay almost no tax, but it is unfair that they then go on exploiting the practically zero tax rates in Panama, the Cayman Islands, the Virgin Islands or in Ireland. Why is it unfair? When everybody declares for decades that low taxes for businesses are absolutely justified and necessary because this is only way in which companies can fulfill their social tasks, you cannot blame firms if they try to find the very lowest tax regime on the planet.
Nothing has been said yet about the role of the evil banks. The banks provide the rich and their companies with the services of finding the lowest rates of taxation or/and to channel money all over the world so that, at the end, no one knows anymore if taxes need to be paid or how much. Of course, this is all too true. For many banks and other financial institutions, helping rich people with money that they really do not know what to do with in order to make them even richer became their main and most lucrative business area: there is a myriad of tricks and refinements, a library of loopholes. No one needed a Panama-leak to realise this. Why are they all of the sudden so excited about?
Who told working people that they would have to provide for the future, save as much of their income on different accounts so that their money 'works for them,' so that they will still enjoy an income when they are too old to work? Was it not a Red-Green Federal Government with a Labour minister called Riester who threw billions of tax payers money at a mischief that had been carefully worked out by the insurance industry? Even today there are still naive spirits who favour a 'Germany Fund' because they think that this is the most efficient way to make money of ordinary people work: always looking for the highest return and – of course – the lowest tax rate.
Panama is everywhere because everywhere the same fiction is being chased after, the illusion that any amount of money that is provided to the capital markets will without any major problem yield a good return. This idea has always been wrong, but today even any halfway rational person can easily understand that the world economy does not function like this. The fact that all over the world the interest on safe long-term investments, especially government bonds, is zero or even negative unequivocally proves that the idea that 'one can make his money work for himself' is a pipe dream. Experts in banking and hedge funds who devise the most outlandish tricks involving the most outlandish countries are capable of performing the impossible for a while, but their services are not cheap. The fact that they are generally faster and smarter than national tax officials is not particularly surprising.
There are a few simple ways to correct this global madness. First you need to return to the normal taxation of businesses and citizens who earn far more than the average. Why is no one saying that the dramatic tax reductions for businesses and the reduction in the top rate of income tax have nothing, but then absolutely nothing, accomplished for society as a whole? Today, the ratio of investment to GDP is lower than it was in the years of high taxation. Why is it politically taboo to mention this?
Even more importantly: everyone within the federal treasury who is cheering because they fully support Schäuble's black zero policy is more responsible for the ongoing global insanity of the competition for desposits than any peripheral country that tries to find an unoccupied niche somwhere in the tax cut competition of nations. This year, Germany will be the world's largest net exporter of capital. The size of the German current account surplus for 2015 has just been officially confirmed. It is €257 billion. This is €257 billion that has been exported as a potential investment seeking capital. This year, it will be even more. This is the work of Wolfgang Schäuble, who has nothing else to do than to stubbornly add his austerity policies to the already pronounced austerity delusions of households and companies in Germany.
The outrage about Panama is cheap. Understanding the underlying relationships is obviously difficult. But those who understand it and still keep quiet are really responsible.
This article was first published in Die Tageszeiting (Taz). The original article can be found here: http://www.taz.de/!5289945/


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A native of Grenoble, the artist was born in 1953 with pencil in hand, much as others are born with a musical ear. Painting seemed as obvious, soothing and essential as that of the simple act of breathing. So she began her training at the School of Fine Arts in Grenoble, which confirmed her vocation. Martine entitled her first painting "Birth" and thus began her life as an artist. She then was lucky enough to make art her career. Touched by the works of Michelangelo (Italian painter and sculptor of the Renaissance), Rodin (French sculptor of the nineteenth century) and his pupil Camille Claudel, the artist has a passion for feminine curves and the strength of male musculature. This sensitivity would lead her to meet one of her peers, Franta, who would guide her through her work of the nude.
Today, Martine embraces the chronicles of Anne Schwartzweber, where she relates to the creative process: "For [her] art is primarily a means of expression. It is an ideal mediator between inside and out. [It] allows one to organize an inner world of often intense emotions by "embodying" them. The important thing for [her] is to externalize or literally remove all these emotions. [She] needs to somehow touch them, to look specifically at them, and to do this [she looks] for a way to create a channel and to "give birth" to them."
Indeed, the artist likes to represent an emotion until exhaustion, in different formats, using different materials and different techniques. She works materials and transparency in layers using acrylic and vinyl binders and, depending on her moods, uses dry or oil pastels, watercolour and graphite, which are particularly suited to nude work. Martine does not seek to represent the body to perfection. She shows its wounds and scars as evidence of life in order to perfect beauty. She finds nothing complacent in the nude, nothing shocking either, just "a feeling of the soul."
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I am not sure if I believe in life after death, and it's not something I really choose to think about. All that's certain is that people will continue to live long after I am dead. I have accepted that I won't last forever, just as humanity won't. Although, you can probably make an assumption in your own case. I would love to be remembered by my family and friends, and my loved ones. I would also love to be famous, or to at least achieve something in my own lifetime to be remembered for. For those that are famous, perhaps their purpose for their art or other creative endeavors are undertaken with an imagined future audience or legacy in mind. Maybe what motivates them is that their works will reverberate long after they are gone. There are many examples of people who have achieved this, during their lifetime and after.
Prince (Rogers Nelson) who passed away recently at 57, is one example. He was an artist who defied genre and was a prolific songwriter and performer spanning decades. He will certainly be remembered and so will his legacy of having freedom in the music industry. Though, he may well be remembered more vividly in your own minds, to me, he will always be the flamboyant Dorian-esque figure of pop music who managed to make almost every song he did entertaining in his own unique style. What I liked about Prince, is that many of his albums were accredited as been "Produced, arranged, composed and performed by Prince" – truly a one man band if there ever was one. He also injected passion, sexuality, seduction into a lot of his songs, daring to flirt you with his music – but not in an overly provocative way, and long before other musicians had tried. In this respect, art anticipated art. I think Prince is a good example of how seeking fame is not just entirely something an artist does for their own self-interest or self-gratification. He put his own kaleidoscopic touch on his music for his listeners and other musicians, not just to entertain them or influence them – but to give them something to connect with and to remember him by, and that you shouldn't be confined by what music you play or listen to. He had already achieved fame before his untimely death, and will continue to achieve it, and his music will unquestionably last forever. For Prince it will always Snow in April and Rain Purple.
Of course, fame isn't everything right? I am not sure I could really deal with fame if I had it. Do I desire it? Yes I do, I think we all do, or a small part of us does. If fame were to be a possibility for me, I would like to achieve it before I die and to hopefully still be around to enjoy it, and for my fame to have made some sort of contribution to society or influence peoples lives. And not forgetting my legacy in mind. On the other hand, there are celebrities from music, movies and so on. We see them on our TV's, in magazines, newspapers, the Internet, pretty much everywhere. There are celebrity TV shows in one form or another. People craving to be the latest celebrity, the next big thing. Some have talent, some don't. I watch some celebrity TV shows, and don't even know the 'so-called' celebrities that are on the show. That might be down to being out of touch with what's going on in the world though.
Nothing quite sells like celebrity. We are tempted by celebrity endorsed commercials, selling us products by using stick-in-your-head hooks, or a clever jingle that we can't get out of our heads. Celebrities that are turned into brands, human billboards to our materialistic desires, using them to accelerate that part of our subconscious to a conscious decision to buy their product. Celebrities are used to sell us things, sports stars that make more money from endorsements than from playing their actual sport. Most of us tend to buy something if our favorite celebrity, singer or TV star is using it. I am guilty of this, I hold my hand up, guilty as charged. I just want a piece of something that I can't be. I am so gullible I know. This is only achievable by clever branding strategists – but they know that celebrity sells. In order for celebrities to become big brand names, they have to have achieved a certain level of fame or be the latest 'red-hot' thing. If you want to get an idea about the marketing power of celebrities take a look at the Celebrity DBI an index that measures, quantifies and qualifies consumer perceptions of celebrities. Personally, I think branding is just an extension to their celebrity status. However, being remembered for endorsing or selling something like bread for example, is not what I want to be remembered for. Branding is just about corporations making money from using celebrities to sell their products and not really about helping celebrities achieve ever lasting fame.
I recently watched a documentary about Robert Mapplethorpe – a photographer who influenced the '70s and '80s New York art world. It focused on both his work and his legacy. His photography included a wide variety of subjects, mostly controversial due to the sexual nature of his work. One of his best-known images "Man in a Polyester Suit" is just a close up of a black-mans penis emerging from an unzipped fly. You don't see any face, there's no glimpse of who the person is, it seems to be more about race and sex, than identity. At the height of his popularity he was challenging the ideas of what art could and could not be. One of his last self-portraits from 1988, where he is grasping a cane with a skull handle with his hand, draped in a black turtle neck, a black background behind him, is almost a parody of his inevitable death due to AIDS. His work also had a more subtle theme – such as floral still life, portraits and the form of the beautiful body. I did find some of his more controversial work to be shocking and this just happened to be one of the reasons his best known work in the '70s and '80s was deemed unfit to be shown or to be reproduced in certain newspapers. That of course is just a form of discretion on their part and censorship of what can be considered to be art or not. What I also got from the documentary, was how much he wanted to achieve fame and everything that went along with it, while he was still alive. Fame isn't just about something that only happens after you die, but also when you are still here to experience it. Sometimes reaching fame when you are still living and how you go about it can be challenging, especially when you try to be your authentic self. Mapplethorpe throughout the documentary, always appeared to me, to be his authentic self, and also what the legacy of the documentary was about as well as his life and his photography. His more sexual and provocative photography spurred a number of congress men in the USA to stop it from been shown in art galleries, are today the photographs that he will always be remembered for and turned out to be a natural progression for his legacy. We shouldn't let our fame or our desire to achieve it be dictated to by other people, just be true to ourselves and as authentic as we can be.
An earlier blog post Remembering David Bowie touched upon what an amazing and talented person he was (will be posting more on David Bowie soon). What perhaps links Bowie, Prince and Mapplethorpe and many other artists, musicians and so on, is that they all arguably create substantial and eclectic bodies of work, while at the same time presenting themselves to the world in ways that challenged a broad array of categories and which ultimately made them famous during their lifetime and after.


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Enter the Coastdale Parks Hub and you're immediately immersed in a hip, fun, free-spirited world of photos, blogs, videos, and social media.
Immediately, the cover photo makes you wish you were on a sunny beach with a surfboard in hand and your favourite person by your side.
Coastdale Parks is a family-owned company which owns four holiday parks across the UK. In their Content Hub, you can find 5 blogs covering tourism, local news, and general interest stories.
Their Instagram feed is filled with beautiful images of nature, architecture, and other fuzzy-feeling themes that simply make you smile.
Coastdale Parks also has a robust YouTube channel featuring videos of local events, wildlife, and more.
We asked Chris Welford, Head of Marketing & Design, to share some insight into his approach to marketing, content marketing, and their beautiful Coastdale Parks Hub.
Here's what Chris had to say!
1. Why is content marketing (including social media, blogs, Flipbooks, etc.) important for your organization?
Content marketing is now a major part of everyday business life for our organization – it has to be. Customers are moving at a faster pace than ever before with services such as on demand, live feeds, next day delivery, live online bookings, live text promo updates – the list goes on.
Customers want it now and if you cannot give it to them, your business will lose out. Simultaneously, if you are not connected with your customer via social media then expect to lose them to your rival who has embraced content marketing.
Every time we post a message on Facebook, we gain likes and leads; when we posted our new 2014 Holiday e-brochure we gained bookings and our future bookings have risen by 34%. It is no coincidence that this has happened – in the past we have only had printed versions of the brochure. Sending these out in the post is a very costly and timely process. You also have no idea if the customer buys your product (unless you have a tracking database system in place). This all changed when we found Uberflip; data analysis to track leads and find trends within the data is imperative to further bookings and to increase bottom line.
2. How does Hubs help?
Our e-brochure has been seen by more people than we ever sent to print (which was 20,000 copies) as well as giving us the ability to see where the customer clicks (you can find this information on the metrics in your Uberflip account), what product is popular or what time of year the customer might wish to go on holiday.
I have also linked in my MailChimp account with an API Key so customers can sign up if they find the content interesting. The call to action is really effective in our Hub. We use these to attract customers with competitions or giveaways.
Another way the Hub helps is by connecting blogs, Twitter…not yet Pinterest, but I've heard through the grapevine that it's coming soon. I have also connected our YouTube videos, giving more for customers who wish to find out more information about our brand. This will also help with Google ranking, linking, and lead building.
3. What is your best tip for aspiring content marketers out there?
Content is key. Keeping customers' attention on your brand is a skill in itself. A large percentage of people only look at the first page on Google, find the first link, then click. If you can team up with others to create a vibrant, content appropriate e-magazine, brochure, information package or portfolio then you will increase leads.
Step 1: Idea
- Layout / trends
- Design
- Text / font
All of the above need to be looked at with detail as customers pick up on the smallest thing. Grammar and spelling is a big one for me (I'm dyslexic) so I always have a good proofreader on hand.
Step 2: Create
If you don't know how to use Photoshop, illustrator or InDesign, don't worry. There is a plethora of very kind individuals out there who will help (myself being one). I have links and contacts that can help you with design, content writing, and SEO (Find me on Linkedin).
- Distribute / social networking – linking each page with social media i.e. a "pin it" button or Facebook like (This will help with your Klout score. The higher your score the more people can see your brand.)
- Launch (Available Now – Mail out – use your customer database to help you spread the word)
Step 3: Promote
Once your pages are online then the fun starts to happen. Promote your content across your social networks and pay attention to the design and overall look and feel of your content.
I picked a company called VAMP Creative who organised the photo shoots at our Holiday Parks. They received a brief for colourful, vibrant images reflecting what my organization does and they came back with some of the best images, helping me create the 2014 Holiday Brochure.
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