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Offener Brief              25.01.2021

Sehr geehrte Professorin Dr. Auma,

wir als Studierende und Absolvent_innen der Kindheitswissenschaften möchten Ihnen hiermit öffentlich für Ihre Lehre und Forschung danken. Viele von uns durften Sie live in einem Ihrer Seminare erleben und von Ihrer fundierten Expertise profitieren.

Die Kontextualisierung von Macht und sozialen Positionierungen sowie die Situiertheit von Wissen sind zentrale Erkenntnisse, die wir in den Kindheitswissenschaften u.a. durch Sie verstehen lernen durften. Ihre wissenschaftlichen Beiträge und Analysen zu Diversity Studies bezogen auf Kindheit(en), Ihre intersektionale Forschung, die uns diskriminierungssensible Bildung in der Kindheit fortwährend verstehen und anwenden lässt, sind von großem Wert für unsere Ausbildung und unseren weiteren beruflichen Werdegang. Darüber hinaus tragen Sie mit Ihren machtkritischen Analysen dazu bei, gesellschaftliche - und demnach auch universitäre - Räume verstehen zu lernen und neu zu denken.

Für diese wegweisende Arbeit möchten wir Ihnen herzlich danken!

Die Strategie rechter Populist_innen, anerkannte Wissenschaftler_innen zu diffamieren, ist nicht neu. Dass diese haltlosen Diffamierungen sich Ihnen gegenüber als Schwarzer Frau rassistischen und sexistischen Inhalten bedienen auch nicht. Wir leben in einer Gesellschaft, in der sich solche Szenarien täglich zur Genüge abspielen. Ohne diese Tatsache aus den Augen zu verlieren, inspirieren uns Menschen, die sich für eine diskriminierungsärmere Zukunft einsetzen. Zu diesen Menschen zählen wir Sie und stehen an Ihrer Seite.

Vielen Dank für Ihre bisherige Arbeit. Wir freuen uns auf weitere erkenntnisreiche Seminare und Publikationen Ihrerseits, die unser Studium, unsere Arbeit und unser Leben bereichern.

In Verbundenheit,

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10 Expert Tips for Transforming Your Business This Year

Sometimes, business transformation requires lots of time and effort. But in other instances, small shifts can make a big difference. Whether you’re improving your marketing plan or evaluating your business goals mid-year, here are some tips from members of the online small business community to help you make the most of your business transformations.

Take Digital Transformation Seriously

These days, more and more businesses are having to shift at least some of their offerings to digital. So if you’re falling behind or holding onto an older way of doing things, it’s time to take digital transformation seriously. Learn more in this Marketing Land post by Amy Gesenhues.

Improve Your Content Using These Simple Strategies

Content marketing can be an incredibly effective strategy. But it’s not enough just to have content. If you want to take your efforts to the next level, it’s time to employ some simple strategies to improve your content. Check out this Search Engine Journal post by Roger Montti for more.

Use These Amazing SEO Tools

If you want to step up your SEO efforts this year, you may need to update the tools you use. In this No Passive Income Post, Erik Emanuelli lists some of the SEO tools that experts are using this year. And BizSugar members commented on the post here.

Evaluate Your Business with This Mid-Year Checklist

The middle of the year is approaching, which means it’s the perfect time for business owners to check in on their 2020 goals. If you’re not sure where to start, use the checklist in this CorpNet post by Nellie Akalp as a guide.

Create a Perfect Sales Page

If you want to make more sales online, you need a page on your website that’s set up for really optimizing your sales strategy. In this GetResponse post, Oskar Markiewicz outlines the essential qualities of a great sales page to help you craft your own.

Learn All About the Payroll Protection Program

The Payroll Protection Program is currently available to help small businesses cover some expenses related to the coronavirus pandemic. If you need to switch your strategy or adapt in some way, learn more about how this program may be able to help in this Acuity post by Matthew May.

Boost Engagement with Tactical Local Email Marketing

Email has recently become an even more relevant marketing strategy for a lot of small businesses. If you want to get more out of your email interactions with local customers, read this Bright Local post by Terry Cane for tips.

Write Your Book

Many entrepreneurs have a book idea or two in their brains. If you currently have extra time on your hands, it may be the perfect opportunity to get it out into the world. David Leonhardt of Always Write elaborates here. And members of the BizSugar community also chimed in with their thoughts.

Create a Weekly Podcast

If you’re looking for new ways to connect with customers during this time, you might be interested in starting a podcast to share weekly updates. In this Content Marketing Institute post, Robert Rose goes over a step-by-step guide for getting your new podcast up and running.

Increase Online Engagement

Sharing your marketing messages online isn’t necessarily enough to attract and retain loyal customers. If you really want to garner repeat business, you need to focus on engagement. Ivan Widjaya dives into this subject on the SMB CEO blog.

If you’d like to suggest your favorite small business content to be considered for an upcoming community roundup, please send your news tips to: sbtips@gmail.com.

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This article, “10 Expert Tips for Transforming Your Business This Year” was first published on Small Business Trends

https://smallbiztrends.com/

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10 Expert Tips for Transforming Your Business This Year

Sometimes, business transformation requires lots of time and effort. But in other instances, small shifts can make a big difference. Whether you’re improving your marketing plan or evaluating your business goals mid-year, here are some tips from members of the online small business community to help you make the most of your business transformations.

Take Digital Transformation Seriously

These days, more and more businesses are having to shift at least some of their offerings to digital. So if you’re falling behind or holding onto an older way of doing things, it’s time to take digital transformation seriously. Learn more in this Marketing Land post by Amy Gesenhues.

Improve Your Content Using These Simple Strategies

Content marketing can be an incredibly effective strategy. But it’s not enough just to have content. If you want to take your efforts to the next level, it’s time to employ some simple strategies to improve your content. Check out this Search Engine Journal post by Roger Montti for more.

Use These Amazing SEO Tools

If you want to step up your SEO efforts this year, you may need to update the tools you use. In this No Passive Income Post, Erik Emanuelli lists some of the SEO tools that experts are using this year. And BizSugar members commented on the post here.

Evaluate Your Business with This Mid-Year Checklist

The middle of the year is approaching, which means it’s the perfect time for business owners to check in on their 2020 goals. If you’re not sure where to start, use the checklist in this CorpNet post by Nellie Akalp as a guide.

Create a Perfect Sales Page

If you want to make more sales online, you need a page on your website that’s set up for really optimizing your sales strategy. In this GetResponse post, Oskar Markiewicz outlines the essential qualities of a great sales page to help you craft your own.

Learn All About the Payroll Protection Program

The Payroll Protection Program is currently available to help small businesses cover some expenses related to the coronavirus pandemic. If you need to switch your strategy or adapt in some way, learn more about how this program may be able to help in this Acuity post by Matthew May.

Boost Engagement with Tactical Local Email Marketing

Email has recently become an even more relevant marketing strategy for a lot of small businesses. If you want to get more out of your email interactions with local customers, read this Bright Local post by Terry Cane for tips.

Write Your Book

Many entrepreneurs have a book idea or two in their brains. If you currently have extra time on your hands, it may be the perfect opportunity to get it out into the world. David Leonhardt of Always Write elaborates here. And members of the BizSugar community also chimed in with their thoughts.

Create a Weekly Podcast

If you’re looking for new ways to connect with customers during this time, you might be interested in starting a podcast to share weekly updates. In this Content Marketing Institute post, Robert Rose goes over a step-by-step guide for getting your new podcast up and running.

Increase Online Engagement

Sharing your marketing messages online isn’t necessarily enough to attract and retain loyal customers. If you really want to garner repeat business, you need to focus on engagement. Ivan Widjaya dives into this subject on the SMB CEO blog.

If you’d like to suggest your favorite small business content to be considered for an upcoming community roundup, please send your news tips to: sbtips@gmail.com.

Image: Depositphotos.com

This article, “10 Expert Tips for Transforming Your Business This Year” was first published on Small Business Trends

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A!291 – Re:watch

Neuer Beitrag veröffentlicht bei https://melby.de/a291-rewatch/

A!291 – Re:watch

Dienstag, 8. Mai 2018, 16:21 Uhr

Die Internetkonferenz Republica ist zu einer Gesellschaftskonferenz geworden, heißt es. Und es stimmt: Sie ist heute fest in der Hand von Fernsehmachern die dort allerdings länger und ausdauernder sprechen als in ihren Studios. Hans und Stefan hören sehr genau hin, was Gerog Restle, Kai Gniffke, Dunja Hayali, Patricia Schlesinger, Thomas Bellut, Larissa Rieß und Sophie Passmann zu präsentieren und zu sagen haben. Die langweilige Nachrichtenwoche handeln wir kurz ab. Es gibt zwei Intros, Musik von Mathias und Audiokommentare. Nächste Woche das alles wieder im üblichen Rhythmus.

Danke Sanya

Stefan und Nicolas: Go Podcasting! (republica)

Doppel-Grimme-Online-Nominierung für Nora Hespers: Die Anachronistin und Was denkst du denn? (Das Publikums-Voting ist hier versteckt)

Tilo (mit Sophie Passmann und Eva Schulz) bei Spiegel live

Wir danken unseren Produzenten Jan, Philipp, Toni, Nora, Timo, Anne, Jeanette und unseren Unterstützern Jens, Gunnar, Christian, Marie, Sebastian, Tabea, Marc, Carsten, Sophie, Katja, Marco, Martin, Maren, Björn, Bernd und Alfred, Igor, Gunnar, Walter, Oliver, Alexander, Dirk, Oliver, Jan, Michael, Malte, Mario, Sean, Tom, Felix, Anne-Sophie, Daniel, Antonius, Michael, Christian, Dirk, Jörg, Frank, Johann, Susanne und Thomas, Janik, Maria, Friedrich, Bernhard und Alexander, Marion, Michael, Christian, Leonhardt, Tim, Pascal, Anna, Robert und Melanie, Niels, Matthias, Martin, Johann und Lydia, Frank und Sonja, Benjamin, Patryk, Sandro, Alexandra und Pete, Sabine, Micha, Lara, Arne, Fabian, Christian, Sören, Manuela, Johannes, Jonathan, Mario, Janis, Jens, Tim, Alexander, Christina, Marc, Claus, Nils, Kristian, Kerstin, Clemens, Ralf, Ivon, Dennis, Samuel, Frank, Andreas, Jan, Britta, Ansgar, Felix, Lars, Adam, Theodor, Paul-Michael, Andreas, Marina, Alexander, Max-Jacob, Steffen und Sophie, Miriam, Luisa, Konrad, Raphael, Fabian, Chris, Benedikt, Roland, Christian, Finn, Stephan, Johannes, Jan, Saskia, Hendrik, Jörg, Lukas, Andreas und Ines, Muhammad, Christian, Tim, Claas, Christian, Jörn, Steffen, Michael, Leonie, Alexa und Daniel, Jan, Sebastian, Schrader, Tim, Daniel, Benjamin und Denise, Stefan, Ricardo, Robert, Daniel, Gideon, Daniel, Gernot, Frederik, Hendryk, Mario, Markus, Konrad, Miriam, Maximilian, Alexander, Kilian, Dennis, Erik, Karl Ulrich, Christoph, Daniel, Alicia, Peter, Michael, Carsten, Alexander, Jan, Dirk, Janis, Leonard, Sebastian, Andrea, Maria, Oskar, Maximilian, Sven, David, Benjamin, Markus, Henrik, Katharina, Marc, Michaela, Christian, Felix, Michael, Laura, Susanne, Marc, Florian, Martin, Matthias, Bastian, Florian, Michel, Raphael, Markus, Florian, Johannes, Kay, Florian, Christian, Marc, Tobias, Felix, Stefan, Stephan, Jan, Alexander, Adam, Josef, Sebastian, Steffen, Bernhard, Olivia, Robert, Jürgen, Paul, Katharina, Alexander, Christian, Pascal und Ole.

Unterstütze uns!

Stefan

Hans

Mathias Musik

Die Ausgabe lässt sich hier kommentieren. Die Kommentare werden mit Zeitverzug moderiert und dienen in erster Linie als Hinweise an Stefan und Tilo. Fragen und Diskussionen sind im Forum besser aufgehoben. Audiokommentare nehmen wir auf allen Wegen, auch per WhatsApp-Sprachnachricht an 004915156091706, entgegen. Aufwachen! Tilo Jung & Stefan Schulz Quelle

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10 Expert Tips for Transforming Your Business This Year

Sometimes, business transformation requires lots of time and effort. But in other instances, small shifts can make a big difference. Whether you’re improving your marketing plan or evaluating your business goals mid-year, here are some tips from members of the online small business community to help you make the most of your business transformations.

Take Digital Transformation Seriously

These days, more and more businesses are having to shift at least some of their offerings to digital. So if you’re falling behind or holding onto an older way of doing things, it’s time to take digital transformation seriously. Learn more in this Marketing Land post by Amy Gesenhues.

Improve Your Content Using These Simple Strategies

Content marketing can be an incredibly effective strategy. But it’s not enough just to have content. If you want to take your efforts to the next level, it’s time to employ some simple strategies to improve your content. Check out this Search Engine Journal post by Roger Montti for more.

Use These Amazing SEO Tools

If you want to step up your SEO efforts this year, you may need to update the tools you use. In this No Passive Income Post, Erik Emanuelli lists some of the SEO tools that experts are using this year. And BizSugar members commented on the post here.

Evaluate Your Business with This Mid-Year Checklist

The middle of the year is approaching, which means it’s the perfect time for business owners to check in on their 2020 goals. If you’re not sure where to start, use the checklist in this CorpNet post by Nellie Akalp as a guide.

Create a Perfect Sales Page

If you want to make more sales online, you need a page on your website that’s set up for really optimizing your sales strategy. In this GetResponse post, Oskar Markiewicz outlines the essential qualities of a great sales page to help you craft your own.

Learn All About the Payroll Protection Program

The Payroll Protection Program is currently available to help small businesses cover some expenses related to the coronavirus pandemic. If you need to switch your strategy or adapt in some way, learn more about how this program may be able to help in this Acuity post by Matthew May.

Boost Engagement with Tactical Local Email Marketing

Email has recently become an even more relevant marketing strategy for a lot of small businesses. If you want to get more out of your email interactions with local customers, read this Bright Local post by Terry Cane for tips.

Write Your Book

Many entrepreneurs have a book idea or two in their brains. If you currently have extra time on your hands, it may be the perfect opportunity to get it out into the world. David Leonhardt of Always Write elaborates here. And members of the BizSugar community also chimed in with their thoughts.

Create a Weekly Podcast

If you’re looking for new ways to connect with customers during this time, you might be interested in starting a podcast to share weekly updates. In this Content Marketing Institute post, Robert Rose goes over a step-by-step guide for getting your new podcast up and running.

Increase Online Engagement

Sharing your marketing messages online isn’t necessarily enough to attract and retain loyal customers. If you really want to garner repeat business, you need to focus on engagement. Ivan Widjaya dives into this subject on the SMB CEO blog.

If you’d like to suggest your favorite small business content to be considered for an upcoming community roundup, please send your news tips to: sbtips@gmail.com.

Image: Depositphotos.com

This article, “10 Expert Tips for Transforming Your Business This Year” was first published on Small Business Trends

https://smallbiztrends.com/

The post 10 Expert Tips for Transforming Your Business This Year appeared first on Unix Commerce.

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10 Tips for Adjusting to Changes in the Small Business Landscape

Over time, the tools, strategies, and processes that businesses use are likely to change. The end of the year is a perfect time for entrepreneurs to evaluate their current processes and make adjustments where necessary. If you’re working on changing things up for your business in 2020, these tips from members of the online small business community may help.

Study the Success of Other Entrepreneurs

We’re thrilled to share this recent interview with Small Business Trends founder Anita Campbell. Check out Anita’s conversation with Forbes senior contributor Micah Solomon about how she launched Small Business Trends with a single blog post back in October 2003 — and how she’s developed her business over time.

Keep Up with Local Search Algorithm Changes

Search marketing is essential for any local business. But over time, Google tends to make adjustments that could impact the success of your campaigns. There’s evidence that some of these changes may be happening right now. Learn more in this Bright Local post by Rosie Murphy.

Get Inspired by These Holiday Email Campaigns

During the holiday season, you’ll probably market your business differently than you do during the rest of the year. So it’s a good idea to get inspired by other holiday marketing campaigns. Before crafting your emails this season, check out this GetResponse post by Michal Leszczynski.

Use New Content Marketing Strategies for 2020

Consumer preferences tend to change year after year. As such, your marketing methods need to change regularly as well. If you use content marketing to promote your business, use the strategies in this post by Andy Nathan in 2020. Then head over to the BizSugar community to read commentary on the post.

Learn About the Latest Facebook Features

Facebook recently started rolling out new brand safety tools to help advertisers gain more control over the placement and context of their ads. In order to make the most of these new features, you need to first learn about the options outlined in this Marketing Land post by Taylor Peterson.

Successfully Organize Your Finances

Your finances are almost certainly going to change over the course of running your business. If you want to successfully manage this area of your business, you need to make adjustments and learn from the experts. In this Smart Marketerz post, Erik Emanuelli offers some tips that you may find helpful.

Compete Better in 2020

A new year usually offers a fresh start of sorts for small businesses. If you want to start off on the right foot in 2020 and position yourself favorably against the competition, check out the tips in this Biz Penguin post by Ivan Widjaya.

Keep Blog Readers Reading with Your Choice of Words

When you write a blog for your business, it’s important to be very intentional with your choice of words. If your current strategy isn’t really working, it may be time to switch things up. Read this Always Write post by David Leonhardt for more information. Then see what members of the BizSugar community are saying here.

Manage Talent Effectively

As your business grows, you’re likely to bring on new team members that you’ll need to manage. In order to maximize the talent on your team, you need efficient processes in place. This Process Street post by Jane Courtnell includes tons of tips and resources to help in this area.

Learn the Rules of Using LLC as your Business Changes

Over time, your business goals might evolve to include more than one idea. If you start another business, you need to know the rules for making sure everything is covered under an LLC or your business structure of choice. Nellie Akalp outlines some of the details in this CorpNet post.

If you’d like to suggest your favorite small business content to be considered for an upcoming community roundup, please send your news tips to: sbtips@gmail.com.

Image: Depositphotos.com

This article, “10 Tips for Adjusting to Changes in the Small Business Landscape” was first published on Small Business Trends

https://smallbiztrends.com/

The post 10 Tips for Adjusting to Changes in the Small Business Landscape appeared first on Unix Commerce.

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[unixcommerce]

10 Tips for Adjusting to Changes in the Small Business Landscape

Over time, the tools, strategies, and processes that businesses use are likely to change. The end of the year is a perfect time for entrepreneurs to evaluate their current processes and make adjustments where necessary. If you’re working on changing things up for your business in 2020, these tips from members of the online small business community may help.

Study the Success of Other Entrepreneurs

We’re thrilled to share this recent interview with Small Business Trends founder Anita Campbell. Check out Anita’s conversation with Forbes senior contributor Micah Solomon about how she launched Small Business Trends with a single blog post back in October 2003 — and how she’s developed her business over time.

Keep Up with Local Search Algorithm Changes

Search marketing is essential for any local business. But over time, Google tends to make adjustments that could impact the success of your campaigns. There’s evidence that some of these changes may be happening right now. Learn more in this Bright Local post by Rosie Murphy.

Get Inspired by These Holiday Email Campaigns

During the holiday season, you’ll probably market your business differently than you do during the rest of the year. So it’s a good idea to get inspired by other holiday marketing campaigns. Before crafting your emails this season, check out this GetResponse post by Michal Leszczynski.

Use New Content Marketing Strategies for 2020

Consumer preferences tend to change year after year. As such, your marketing methods need to change regularly as well. If you use content marketing to promote your business, use the strategies in this post by Andy Nathan in 2020. Then head over to the BizSugar community to read commentary on the post.

Learn About the Latest Facebook Features

Facebook recently started rolling out new brand safety tools to help advertisers gain more control over the placement and context of their ads. In order to make the most of these new features, you need to first learn about the options outlined in this Marketing Land post by Taylor Peterson.

Successfully Organize Your Finances

Your finances are almost certainly going to change over the course of running your business. If you want to successfully manage this area of your business, you need to make adjustments and learn from the experts. In this Smart Marketerz post, Erik Emanuelli offers some tips that you may find helpful.

Compete Better in 2020

A new year usually offers a fresh start of sorts for small businesses. If you want to start off on the right foot in 2020 and position yourself favorably against the competition, check out the tips in this Biz Penguin post by Ivan Widjaya.

Keep Blog Readers Reading with Your Choice of Words

When you write a blog for your business, it’s important to be very intentional with your choice of words. If your current strategy isn’t really working, it may be time to switch things up. Read this Always Write post by David Leonhardt for more information. Then see what members of the BizSugar community are saying here.

Manage Talent Effectively

As your business grows, you’re likely to bring on new team members that you’ll need to manage. In order to maximize the talent on your team, you need efficient processes in place. This Process Street post by Jane Courtnell includes tons of tips and resources to help in this area.

Learn the Rules of Using LLC as your Business Changes

Over time, your business goals might evolve to include more than one idea. If you start another business, you need to know the rules for making sure everything is covered under an LLC or your business structure of choice. Nellie Akalp outlines some of the details in this CorpNet post.

If you’d like to suggest your favorite small business content to be considered for an upcoming community roundup, please send your news tips to: sbtips@gmail.com.

Image: Depositphotos.com

This article, “10 Tips for Adjusting to Changes in the Small Business Landscape” was first published on Small Business Trends

https://smallbiztrends.com/

The post 10 Tips for Adjusting to Changes in the Small Business Landscape appeared first on Unix Commerce.

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Erik Leonhardt - Adrenaline Mob