“Run for your lives” should never be literal

“Run for your lives” should never be literal

Three days a week, I run. I’m not a marathon runner, and I’m not a good runner. Most days I hate running, but I have set a goal for myself this year to run a 5K and a 10K. I have an app on my phone that tells me how far and fast I have to run every day to achieve...
10 Reasons to Visit Napa/Sonoma Wine Country Now

10 Reasons to Visit Napa/Sonoma Wine Country Now

By Sarah Sandbek (Sarah is the owner and operator of Sommelier on Wheels, which specializes in hosting guests to visit privately with ownership at wineries not typically open to the public.) With Christmas behind us, one doesn’t traditionally associate the Napa/Sonoma...
GateGuru: When Travelers Attack

GateGuru: When Travelers Attack

What happens when a much-loved phone app undergoes a major metamorphosis overnight and the knee-jerk reaction is not what the company expects? I had a conversation with GateGuru Co-Founder and CEO Dan Gellert to look at what happened with his company last week, and...
Ten Tweeting Tips for Top CEOs

Ten Tweeting Tips for Top CEOs

This morning, the Wall Street Journal ran a great article about CEOs and their continued reluctance to be on Twitter. For those of us in the Bay Area, this is shocking, especially considering we’ve gone beyond that to the point where venture capitalists are...
Welcome to Upright Position Communications

Welcome to Upright Position Communications

Whoever coined the proverb, “The cobbler’s children go barefoot,” was probably thinking about public relations firms’ inabilities to promote themselves when he or she wrote it. So, in the proud tradition of many PR cobblers out there, I’m pleased to introduce to you...