Once you've selected the fabric and color you want, it's time to start customizing the shirt to the design you want. In this blog post, we're going to discuss your various options for what kind of shirt collar you want.
Top 10 Things to do while Looking for Real Estate in Boston.
Preparing for your first home purchase? Selling as you look for something new? BostonYPA members Rich Hornblower and Jason Mahoney, Esq are here to educate!
Buying a Tailor Made Shirt - Part 1 Fabric Selection
With hundreds of fabric choices available, it can seem overwhelming when it comes time to make fabric selections for your tailor made shirts. However, with a little preparation and with some on-the-ground guidance from your tailoring expert at Tailor Made Shanghai, you can rest assured that you will make the right choices.
Knowing where you want to go in your career and how you plan on getting there is a key to being happy and career satisfied.
4 Tips for Content Promotion in 2018
Over the last year or so, there has been a bit of shift in content marketing. More and more brands are seeing that to see real success and results from their content they have to play the long game.
Last week I attended the Public Relations Society of America’s Social Media Summit at Bentley University, where we heard from former PR agency folk, current brand ambassadors, social media managers, digital publishers, and journalists about breaking barriers to social media success. Here are my quick takeaways:
Networking is often frequently misunderstood; people think it is about bothering others to help them in some aspects of their careers. Whether you are just starting your career, looking for your first job, or are a well-established professional, networking is such an essential part of managing your career.
Never Give Up
We ALL have those moments when we think “F it. Time to create Plan B.” Well for me, there has been a loose Plan B in my head that generally makes me shake my head saying
HELLS NO!
7 Ideas For Better Lead Magnets
The days of asking people to join your newsletter getting subscribers are long gone.
Today, you have to offer something of real value to your readers to get them interested in joining your list. Also, most people aren't ready to become a customer when they visit your site.
Why You Need to Get Familiar with Your Social Media Policy
The intersection between work and social media play is causing problems for both employee and employer alike. To that end, even the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has published guidance around social media and employment. Whether you work for someone or someone works for you, a social media policy is very necessary these days. At a minimum, here are some things your social media policy should include.
Winter Survival Guide
We get it. It's been 8 degrees all week, and summer isn't in sight. You just want go outside for fresh air and feel the sunshine. Short of becoming a snow bird or an extended spring break, warm weather won't get here faster, but we can give you some tips for staying warm, healthy and surviving winter.
The average person spends almost 25% of waking time on social media, and even more time on screens to communicate by text or email. The means of human conversation have become overwhelmingly digital, and that dynamic is sure to be sustained as new platforms and innovative technologies further connect the world.
Who Has to Shovel in This Wintry Weather
Winter is here in full effect, and if this month’s weather is any indication, we’re in for a long, icy, and snowy season. Whether you’re a renter, a homeowner, or a landlord, it’s important to understand your legal rights and responsibilities when it comes to snow removal at residential and commercial properties in Massachusetts.
Take A Sick Day- You’ve Earned It
It’s that time of year when the changing temperatures cause people to get sick. However, instead of staying home to rest and get well, many people continue to go to work, spreading their cold and flu germs throughout the office. The Massachusetts Earned Sick Time Law went into effect on July 1, 2015, but many people are still unsure as to how it works and/or if it applies to them. Here’s a quick refresher.