Posts by Jeffrey A. McGuire
Jeffrey A. "jam" McGuire, Partner at Open Strategy Partners, helps organizations communicate and grow at the intersection of open source software, business, and culture. He connects the value and people behind the technologies to the people who need to know about them through inspiring conversations, keynotes, podcasts, and more. His approach to technology marketing—sharing the human context of complex technology solutions, and celebrating the expertise and success of their creators—has left its mark in business and open source communities over the last 15+ years. Open Strategy Partners helps you communicate the value of what you do to connect you with the people who need to know about it, and help you grow.
Empathy, Clarity, and Trust: The Cornerstones of a Successful Communication and Content Strategy
Build credibility, foster relationships, and nurture customer loyalty with empathy, clarity and trust built-in to your communication strategy.
MoreGRAM, the OSP editorial code. Podcast 14
On the podcast, we discuss how we use the code GRAM to create error-free communication.
MoreANTE, the OSP editorial code. Podcast 10
On the podcast, we discuss how the code ANTE helps us clear up “this, “that,” and “they”.
MoreTalking Writing/Editing Codes with Chris Fenwick. Podcast 13
On the OSP podcast, we chat about how our Editing Codes came to be.
MoreFUD, the OSP editorial code. Podcast 12
On the podcast, we discuss the code FUD and why we avoid fear, uncertainty, and doubt in our writing.
MoreDATE, the OSP editorial code. Podcast 11
On the podcast, we discuss how the code DATE keeps our writing current and relevant.
MoreWHOM, the OSP editorial code. Podcast Ep 09
On the podcast, we discuss how we use the code WHOM to empower your reader.
MoreSPOCK, the OSP editorial code. Podcast Ep 08
On the podcast, we discuss how we use the code SPOCK to help everyone’s writing live long and prosper.
MoreACRO, the OSP editorial code. Podcast Ep 07
Learn how acronyms in your B2B writing help build your authority and stay concise. Readers learn more, faster.
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