187: Web traffic from links, thought leadership, internal comms report

Hanson & Hunt

There's new evidence that you should reconsider sharing links in your social media posts. Also, why your thought leadership approach might be stuck in “mutually assured irrelevance.” Plus, a new report on challenges in internal communications, the increase in distractions at work, and more!

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EPISODE SUMMARY

The social media productivity report

Who sends traffic on the web?

Spotlight: Auntie Anne's

The 2024 state of internal communications

B2B thought leadership impact report

Closing: Reasons why employees are distracted

ARTICLES AND LINKS

The Social Media Productivity Report

Who sends traffic on the web and how much?

The art of making pretzels part of every conversation

The 2024 state of internal communications

Is your thought leadership stuck in ‘mutually assured irrelevance’?

Reasons why employees are distracted

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