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A good blog doesn't involve just the content quality but also the audience engagement. Without that reader engagement, the blog won't last. Are you in the same situation? All your hard work in creating great content leads to no readers engagement. You must be blaming your luck for this but it could be your blogging techniques which result in poor audience engagement. So, what does the reader engagement means? It refers to any user interaction with you or the blog in any way possible. Successful Reader engagement is different for every writer according to the goals and purpose, but it's important to have goals for reader engagement. The blogger must keep in mind to track those metrics to make sure that the things are going smoothly.

In 2018, Email marketing is more popular to promote products, to interact with customers by sending latest information. This is a very important aspect of Blogging and online marketing. Are you planning to start the email marketing to get in touch with your blog readers and to promote your products? This article is for you.

On the A Lean Journey blog, Tim McMahon offered up the reins to Lean Six Sigma writer, Kathryn Thompson, about a case study in lean manufacturing and six sigma. Inappropriately titled "The Successes of Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma: A Case Study," Thompson's post is sparse on details and any data backing up the claim that Midlake Products is a decent model for lean and six sigma. No disrespect intended toward Ms. Thomson, but this article is NOT a case study. It reads more like a press release for Midlake Products. Thompson's post gives a summary of this company's lean six sigma background and links to their website which, for all intents and purposes, is devoid of any significant examples of how they implemented lean or six sigma and what the pros/cons included. A case study is something that gives a reader some indication of a need for improvements, the processes implemented, and results. They are important documents for anyone who is contemplating starting a program and looking for basic firsthand perspectives from professionals in their industry or comparable production models. If one were to desire a real case study on the matter, I'd recommend this one from Lean Enterprise Institute for starters. It lays out the information in a more traditional way.

Introduction to Operational Excellence For most of us, Lean is a common concept by now. By extension, we're also familiar with the idea of continuous improvement; the way we run our business should ultimately be reflective of a chain of efforts to change for the better and reach more perfect efficiency. That's all well and good, but we've seen more and more businesses shying away from simply relying on "continuous improvement" in recent years and instead throwing around the term "operational excellence." While the two terms do ultimately work in tandem, and even though there's some overlap, it's important to understand where the two differ. A good way to think about operational excellence is as the answer or endgame to your continuous improvement actions, it's a state you want to attain through your workplace improvement endeavors. Unlike continuous improvement, however, where you're simply trying to 'always get better', operational excellence has a more clearly defined point where it can be said you've reached your goals. One of the biggest criteria for operational excellence is a horizontal and vertical (so throughout all levels and teams of a company) understanding of how workflow should look and how to correct problems when something isn't flowing correctly. This creates operational excellence because employees are now able to solve their own problems without relying on specialists or management, drastically decreasing downtime and putting them into a preventative rather than a reactive mode when solving problems. Furthermore, operational excellence then frees up your management and executives to focus on advertising and brand/market expansion planning and projects. In short, operational excellence allows a company to achieve continual improvement while still having the resources to put an emphasis on bottom line and market share growth. Operational Excellence Question Posed Sounds pretty awesome, right?! We think so, but you

Talking about best blog fonts, it is always necessary to choose a significant blog font that will impact your website look. It is not only about the website look that we need to focus on while choosing fonts it is also crucial that the font will make your reader stay long on your website. Some fonts, even though looking amazing, they may be very vigorous which divert the attention of the audience. Such fonts should not be used if your blog targets on content. We know about Google Fonts. But there are plenty of free Font providers.

You have heard about them, you have read them and maybe even shared some of them on your social networks. I'm talking about blogs! You might be an occasional blog reader or a seasonal one; but you definitely have perused and admired blogs often.

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