All Blog Posts Tagged 'credibility' (5)

I wanted to share this post with GovLoopers because it's relevant to communicating both on behalf of -- and to -- government agencies. Would love to hear your thoughts:

Part of being a good communicator is bridging the legitimacy gap with your audience. If you send a brochure or a blog post to an Army prospect with outdated images (like soldiers wearing old uniforms that have been phased out or men driving a Cold War-era Russian tank), they just might not see you…

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By now, most government communicators have probably seen the Edelman Trust Barometer summaries that keep highlighting that trust in government fell once again. This sounds really terrible for those of us who communicate for the government, but looking deeper into the report shows that this is actually an…

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It's been a while since I've posted anything here. Now that I'm getting back in the saddle, I'm starting with something simple...



When I was at UNC, I remember volunteering as a jury member in a mock trial for the law school. I sat and watched six law students argue a case and I helped render the verdict. I remember nothing about the case, but I do remember RHE.



RHE was a law student on the losing team of attorneys. I know his initials because he had them sewn into the…

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This is a video tutorial I created to help share the web performance measurement strategy shown in my previous blog post. It's called Developing Client-centric Government Sites.

If you don't see anything above, maybe you can check it out on vimeo :… Continue

There are over 3100 people signed up on GovLoop. And its more than likely you know some of these online friends in real life or feel like you know them via twitter. So with these connections, why not give someone you know on GovLoop a recommendation on LinkedIN.



It only takes a few minutes to write up a recommendation, which you can always come back to edit later to add more to it if you wish. If each person on GovLoop just wrote one recommendation, thats over 3100 recs… Continue