Alastair commented on the following stories on BizSugar
The Website Conundrum: Design vs. Content
"Great post. I see this all the time. People need to understand that a website is there to serve a purpose. A hammer that you can't hit things with is a bad hammer. A website that has no content is a bad website. Design fail. Every web designer should know this but to be fair to them, getting clients to give even an outline of content can be like pulling teeth.""With This Ring I Thee Wed": 10 Ways to Keep a BUSINESS Relationship Blissful, Satisfying and Out of Divorce Court!
"I'm not married myself. Sounds like a lot of work :) Seriously though. Really good points. I'm not really a people person. Even though I would move mountains to make sure that a client is successful, I really don't like making those phone calls and the little bits of communication that keeps the client happy and confident and builds a relationship. So important (and I am soooo bad at it). Happy anniversary"Are Business-Bloggers Running Out of Things to Blog About?
"Unfortunately, you can pretty much blame social bookmarking sites for the "5 ways to..." thing. What might have been unique takes on a subject turn into one more list because it works. Headlines are crucial and pandering to listophelia (not sure that's a real word :) ) and 5 second attention spans gets clicks and votes. Although, I reckon that Elizabethan headline might be a winner on Digg. You should write that article."Coupon Use Is On The Rise [Infographic]
"Lol. I think that hourly rate is somewhere around what I charge and more than I earn (not sure of exchange rate). I live in Ireland and the last two years have been a remarkable change. It is so fashionable to save, to be frugal and even to be broke. Two years ago people were going out of their way to spend money and to do so as obnoxiously as possible. What a difference a minor economic depression makes."Subscribe
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