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Many new business owners choose to take the DIY approach to search engine optimisation. Although I would recommend hiring a professional this is understandable as after web development costs SEO is often an afterthought. If you are taking the DIY approach here are the main things you'll need to loo Read More

Lighthouses dot the New England coast and maintenance was important to keep these lifesavers operating. Maintenance of YOU is as essential as you show... Read More

One of the areas I've struggled with, is how to get the most out of a good book, in which I'm learning lots of new things that I might be able to apply in my life. Read More

We would give people the opportunity to win a BBQ and meats for themselves and their Facebook friends. We built the app below. To enter the competition, the user had to:
Like the Premium Butcher Facebook page
And then nominate and invite up to nine of their Facebook friends. Read More

Local media is still a powerful way to publicise yourself. People plug into it to see if they spot anyone they know. If you supply real news to local journalists, they’ll be grateful to have something solid to fill their outlet with. And you’ll achieve your goal of promoting your business. Read More

As more and more companies fight to get in the black and out of the red, what can you do to increase the morale of your employees on a daily basis? Read More

The focus of the work that your accountant does for you, should not be about trying to reconstruct history, but about trying to improve the future. Read More

There are three simple little changes we can implement into our mindset that helps us to move our negativity into positivity and the results we can get can be magical. Read More

Perhaps the best solution for both sides of the equation is the addition of performance-based pay incentives that are closely tied to the company’s performance and bottom line Read More

When I reflected on my first year of business by analysing google analytics and what I had asked customers about where they had heard about me, I realised that at least 40% of my revenue had come from the blog - not bad for an offline business. Read More