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we all know, Shanghai dragon Chinese stands for search engine optimization.
webmaster tools Shanghai Longfeng data benchmark, obtained through the search engine to find a keyword, the search results will show hundreds of thousands or even tens of millions of related information, related information. While the ordinary user’s energy is limited, can not read every search information, it needs to make their choices. For ordinary people, usually choose to view about 10 results, there is a need to organize information.
Campaign Plan Steps:1.) Conduct a targeted outreach event for the Fort Drum community to educate stakeholders about the Military Families Learning Network. CCE collaborated with the Family Advocacy Program at Army Community Services (ACS) to host this event. This will allow advertisement through all the on-post human service Facebook pages and other communication networks to include child care, ACS, TAP (Transition Assistance Program) and MEDDAC.This outreach event introduced an audience of professionals (primarily Military Family Life Consultants) working with Fort Drum Families to the MFLN, provided a brief history and purpose of MFLN, reviewed the primary concentration areas, with focus on Community Capacity Building including local programs that exemplify CCB at Fort Drum. There was also a review of the resources available and educational opportunities (webinars, trainings, etc.,). Participants were invited to contribute to conversation and networking.2. Prepare a press release for the region – This included Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence County newspapers and detailed the resources available. A modified version of the press release was also distributed to the North Country Council of Social Agencies and linked to their Website and Facebook.3.) Distribute Infographic – Investigate options with Fort Drum Public Affairs to advertise through Fort Drum venues.Distribute Infographic at local events, such as:Fort Drum Career FairYouth Services NetworkYouth, Family and Community Development Program AdvisoryAG ExtravaganzaEnvironmental Awareness Day 4. Distribute at Cornell Cooperative Extension Staff meeting to be passed along to a wider network (schools, community centers, businesses) – approximately 40 staff in attendance received the infographic for distribution.5. Appear on local news channel to share information about MFLN resources: featured on Chanel 7 News on December 9th, 2016.Video Playerhttps://militaryfamilieslearningnetwork.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Military-Family-Learning-Network-Is-Good-Community-Resource-2.mp400:0000:0002:27Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume. An after action report was generated upon conclusion of this campaign, here were some suggestions and insights as to how this campaign could be improved:Keep presentations about MFLN resources short and to the point. Don’t spend a lot of time clicking around to show an overwhelming amount of resources. Let the audience practice navigating the website by making directional choices within each content area.Emphasize that this is an online learning community. Reviewing resources such as the webinars tends to be most helpful and is the primary interest of military family service professionals.Attend other group meetings and make presentations to multiple groups. Suggestions included superintendents of schools, community organizations and volunteer groups, and agency staff meetings on local installations.
This week’s Friday Field Notes feature a campaign plan to promote the Community Capacity Training Modules on the Fort Drum installation in Jefferson County, New York. The goal of the campaign is to better connect the military service professionals on the installation to the resources offered by Cornell Cooperative Extension Association of Jefferson County (CCE). It is our aim that this campaign serve as a model to be used by installations across the country. 
Every creative professional should follow these 5 tips for client success. More client love equals more business – and more money in your pocket!For creative professionals, the focus should not only be on finding new clients but retaining the ones you have! In this post, we suggest 5 ways to keep your clients happy and coming to you for future business. Applicable for any creative professional – photographer, designer, video editor – follow these tips to forge a positive and happy client relationship.1. Offer Free Phone SupportThis is probably the most time consuming of these tips, but instantly makes you seem invaluable to your clients. Typically they’ll call you wanting to know how to do something which is actually incredibly simple…but makes you look like a hero. Letting your clients know they can call you whenever they need builds the relationship. More importantly however, it means they’ll start to think of you as their go-to-guy/gal not only for technical help but also for more work. People hire people they trust.And how do you stop them ruining your life, calling 24 hours a day? Save their numbers to your phone and just let it go to voicemail if you’re in the middle of something. Most of the time a two minute phone calls sorts it out. If you really want to go above and beyond, offer to Skype screen share with them and walk them through step-by-step. Photo by Dave Catchpole 2. Offer Extra Deliverables For FreeOften a client will forget that in the future they might want to upload their finished film to the Internet, send it on an email or generally do more with it than they were planning to. By offering them some extra deliverables for free you can give them something more valuable, but that only involves a little extra effort on your part. As a film editor I have several Compressor presets that I’ve created because I use them all the time. The three I use most often are a compressor setting for Vimeo, emailing and client viewings. Its about 3 seconds more work from me to add these in and a little bit extra rendering time, but it makes for happy clients everytime.3. Share a Google CalendarThis is really a no-brainer as it will definitely help you get more work if you are a freelancer. Set up a free Google calendar and then keep it up to date with your available work dates. If you don’t want to reveal who you are working for you can just apply a simple ‘Busy’ filler on the dates you’re working. After every successful job, email your client a subscription link so they can easily see when you’re free. A great way to keep yourself more organized and your clients more informed.4. Recommend a friendHopefully you’re so busy that you occasionally have to pass on work because you’re already booked. In these cases it pays to actually pass it on to a trusted, professional, freelancer friend. Knowing others who do exactly what you do, and do it well, is a simple way to add value for your clients. They’ll know that whether you complete the work, or you provide a good recommendation, they can always come to you to get their job done. I’ve gotten a lot of work from other film and video editors I know who recommend me when they’re busy and vise-versa. They’re not the competition, they’re your community. Photo by Newtown Graffiti5. Listen to their ideasIf you can do this, and do this all the time, then your clients will certainly love you. Even though your client has hired you for your creative expertise, they will very likely have some ideas of their own. Even if you think their idea will sadly never work, let them express it fully and if its appropriate give it a try. That way everyone can see what is working and what isn’t. In this way, every idea that ‘might work’ gets a fair shot and the client feels valued and involved. This might seem like an obvious tip, but just think back to the last time a client told you their idea and half way through you interrupted to tell them ”that will never work and here’s why…” You might well have been correct, but it pays to listen anyway.Got tips for working with clients in a creative environment?We want to hear your thoughts and advice in the comments below!
Sync Settings have been added to Preferences, and here you can choose what and how you want to sync.You can also access the “Sync Settings” from the File Menu which offers additional settings: Selecting “Sync Settings Now” opens a dialog where you can choose to upload/download settings and have Premiere remember the settings. I like how the “Sync Settings” feel integrated into the app and doesn’t feel like an afterthought.Adobe ExchangeThe Adobe Exchange Panel is an extension marketplace. It provides a new way to search, discover, and install plug-ins, extensions, and other content (free and paid).You access the panel from Windows > Extensions > Adobe Exchange.In the panel you have the options of what you want to see (all, paid, free, my stuff) and have sort options. This has the potential to be a big feature if third party companies get behind this.Adobe StoryPremiere Pro CC adds a panel for Adobe Story Plus (part of Creative Cloud). Story is a screenwriting and production scheduling tool. If you’re interested in seeing how to integrate story with Premiere’s speech analysis see our previous blog post here.With the Adobe Story panel, you can access your projects from inside Premiere Pro CC and import scripts and metadata.Like many editors, I’m excited about Premiere Pro CC and will be sharing my take on other new features in future posts.Will you be subscribing to Creative Cloud?What are the pluses/minuses you see with this kind of app model?Share your thoughts in the comments below! Premiere Pro CC adds the ability to sync settings and connect with Adobe Exchange and Adobe Story – quickly giving you access to your editing tools and setup wherever you are.Premiere Pro CC will be available as part of Adobe’s new Creative Cloud membership model. That said. Premiere Pro CC will only be available as part of Creative Cloud.Previously you could upload/download and share files with Creative Cloud, but Premiere Pro CC adds features inside of the app that let you connect with the cloud. This is a big step forward in my opinion and definitely offers advantages over the previous Creative Suite.In this post we’ll take a look at the new Premiere Pro CC, and how they can enhance your video editing workflow.Sync Premiere Settings in the CloudWhen you launch Premiere Pro CC, you now have “Sync Settings” in the Welcome Screen. You can sync to the currently connected account or sign-in to another account.Sync custom settings (preferences, keyboard shortcuts, effect presets, and custom workspaces) and access them by logging in. Personally I see myself using this feature often, as I work as a freelancer. This means I can login to my Creative Cloud and access my settings from an edit suite or any laptop.