Kayla Holman, formerly of the Sales Support Division has made her official debut as CPS Blog Writer. Her first article, "Everything you need to know about jars" as well as every future article was and will be featured on facebook.com/containerandpackaging as well as twitter.com/cpstweets.Already this article has received four comments on facebook. We encourage every employee to comment on CPS Blog articles via the CPS Blog or facebook. You've been practicing commenting on the SAM posts, now please comment on the CPS Blog posts. A few things to remember:
- If you have a facebook account, please "LIKE" CPS
- Keep your comments positive and professional
- Don't be afraid to make your comments lengthy and use lots of keywords
- Offer advice and expertise
- Feel free to comment as a consumer or an employee of CPS, just make sure that if you comment as an employee that your facts are straight
- Keep your grammar and spelling as stellar as possible
You can see her entire bio on the ABOUT THE AUTHORS sidebar on the CPS Blog.
Way to go Kayla!!
ReplyDeleteGood article, Kayla. I'm glad that you are an author for the CPS Blog.
ReplyDeleteLove the article, Kayla. Thanks for putting that together. I'm holding my breath for the sequel!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the introduction, Keith. And thanks to everyone for your excitement and support of the blog. I look forward to reading your comments and working with each of you through this new project of mine!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's my kid. Isn't she awesome? I am so proud. I think I am about to cry..
ReplyDeleteHay Keith, Want I and her to both wrote for the thing? I and Kayla could be the knew BlOg suport teem. What do ya think? do I half the skels?
ReplyDeleteGenius Julie ... absolutely genius!
ReplyDeleteC'mon, keep yourself together. Derek, it's now your job to keep Julie's desk stocked with kleenex, I forgot to let you know about that.
ReplyDeleteJulie, anytime you find yourself with absolutely nothing to do and you're so bored that you are about to turn in for an afternoon nap but decide to clean your desk first but then you get that done and it's still not five o'clock and you still have no other work to do, then and only then, you can go ahead and write a draft for a blog post. I have a lovely circular file where I will keep them. Besides, your mad skills would be missed far too much by Sales. :)
Was that Kayla's way of telling her mom she worked with her long enough! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat job by the way Kayla. I like having things like that to send people in chat.
Lorna, that is awesome! I'm glad you found the blog useful to share with customers. I hope to make my posts accessible to customers and related to questions they might have. Thanks for directing them there!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kayla. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteHi Kayla, You are doing a superb job in your new role! We still miss you over here :( I'm just "sayin".... See Bob, Ben, and Luke....I got the "saying" right this time :)
ReplyDeleteGreat blog Kayla! I like your Rock Star Photo!
ReplyDeleteWow, nice intro article-well done! So excited to see CPS keep growing and expanding our abilities with talented people. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteWell done Kayla! Keith, I might need a little more practice at posting comments before actually posting on facebook and twitter. Let me know if I get the idea: Kayla, that was a great "jar" article about "jars." I just love "jars" and "bottles" and "bottles" and "jars." After reading your "plastic jar" article, I now know so much about "jars," and "jars" are used as a "container", just like "bottles" and other "packaging" materials. That's why I like "Container" and "Packaging" because we supply "containers" and "Packaging" materials. Did I include enough key words?
ReplyDeleteThe article was great but the picture is wonderfu. Congrats with the new job
ReplyDeleteExceptional work, Bob. Perfect.
ReplyDeleteBob. You're hired. Bob will now be CPS Blahg backup for Kayla.
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