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SEO - what is it, how does it work and why do you need it? Find the answers to those questions and more in this three minute guide. Read More

About half of all new small businesses close within five years. Of course, businesses fail for a number of reasons, but allocating start-up funding wisely, keeping operating costs low, and maximizing your tax deductions can make the difference between success and failure down the line.
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Clearly, the first step to becoming a real entrepreneur instead of an aspiring entrepreneur is to come up with a great business idea, but that phrase can be a little deceptive. There is a difference between a great idea and a great idea for a business. Read More

Everybody loves a pithy tweet and a snappy video tip — just make sure you're balancing that "snackable" content with something more satisfying Read More

The bounce rate of a site tells you what percentage of visitors leave your website after viewing only a single page, if all the visitor leaves your site after viewing a single page the bounce rate will be 100%. So, you need to put strategies in place to counter this. Read More

In the wide world of internet marketing, email is still one of the most powerful tools you have.
It’s one of our favourites too. Unlike social media, you can get really personal with each and every customer and user.
In fact, it’s the the only way you can make a real, personal connection with eve Read More

For your information: My goal is to publish the book on December 16, as a tribute to the Boston Tea Party on December 16, 1773.

How do you set the publishing date for your forthcoming book?

I have now 9 months to finish the book, edit it, etc.

How would you break down the writing and editi Read More

Lenovo’s A7000 phablet could spell the end of voice calls and video chats that leave you wondering. With the company touting the new phone’s sound system, there should be little doubt what just happened or what was said.
The mid-range A7000’s main draw likely will be its price tag, first, and then Read More

Great ideas are always in-demand yet hard to come by. Everyone wants one, but no one’s been able to invent a tried-and-true process for securing The Big Idea. Brilliant solutions (unlike electricity) are not the product of flipping a switch.
In fact, more often than not inspiration comes at unexpe Read More

In countries where more of the population perceives that they have the abilities and skills to start businesses, a smaller fraction of people is deterred from founding companies by fear of failure at entrepreneurship, data from the 2014 Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) report reveals.
The GEM Read More