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After a conversation with Tod (author and app entrepreneur), I am really motivated to publish an e-book (electronic book) in the near future. The topic of the first book will be my passion for tea with a twist... How would you self-publish your first e-book? Read More

Today's topic at Social Media Club in Gothenburg, Sweden, was about how to measure effect and results from your social media. Do you think that Return on Investment could be measured in Engagement? Read Veronica Stenberg's opinions and thoughts on this subject. Read More

Are you stuck feeling like you’re writing the same old thing and need fresh new ideas about it? Try this trick to get yourself unstuck. To make the most of it, have a notepad available at all times to take notes on fresh ideas and thoughts as they occur. Read More

Regardless of what you’re selling, most everyone in business has heard it: “Sorry, I just can’t afford it right now.” No one likes hearing that. In some cases it might be true. In most, however, it’s not. Read More

During the "potluck"(un)conference WebCoast, I listened to a fascinating session with Viktor Richardson on the future of web radio. It was an interesting discussion on how to come up with a new name for web radio 2.0, e.g., "telefoni" and how you should be able to create live web radio with people Read More

Do you know what an unconference is? I will soon participate in a "potluck" conference for individuals who are passionate about digital communication and the social web. Have you participated at an unconference on social media? Read More

This post is an experiment in order to see how far this entry could travel from my blog "mouth" to other blog "ears". It will be interesting to see if it will result in new "eyes" (readers) to my journal. What is your take on the concept of "word of mouth"? Read More

I attended a great webinar ("Tips To Market Your Business on a Shoestring") with Anita Campbell. How do you market your business? Read More

Small business is a lifestyle. It’s a gutsy way of living. Let’s stop for a moment and consider what’s involved:

Taking the Leap: Believing in yourself and that you can do it.
Taking the Time: It can be a 24/7 position until it grows into your vision.
Extending the Effort: Building some Read More

I will start a blog post series on August 1, describing the creation of a business plan for our new tea project called TeaParty.nu ("nu" is "now" in Swedish) and future tea & coffee business, Chai 'n Java. I will publish a new post every day for circa one month, following the "high-speed guide to starting a business" (3 Weeks to Startup) by Tim Berry and Sabrina Parsons Read More