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Quick question-where is your business going this year? How are you designing the next stage of your business? Read More

The power of a Like is so big that it was replicated in many other sites. It went even beyond social media platforms and now you can see Like buttons in almost every web page (Especially since now, what you “like” appears on your Facebook stream giving brands, stories and people more exposure) Fina Read More

Start a business, get a domain name. Get a GOOD domain name, one that matches your brand. Too bad I didn't follow that advice when first starting out with one of my current websites. If I had, I would have saved myself over $3,500 (USD) Read More

The Pomodoro Technique is a productivity approach that focuses on overcoming what many see as the biggest barrier to productivity, namely multitasking. Read More

Let me start by saying that I don’t consider myself a blogging expert, in fact, I consistently find how little I know each day, in how much more there is left for me to still find out. That said I have learned some lessons over the years that I believe are pretty solid advice for anyone starting ou Read More

Many things are scarce in this world but I’m sure that “attention” is one of the scarcest resources of all at the moment.
Brands and companies believe that this new online world is about more and more campaigns. It’s not. Really? Read More

I took up running recently and joined a club. Now, I'm pretty much hooked on it. Running has all the advantages one would expect: fitness, weight loss and general sense of well-being. Read More

By 2014 there will be more smartphones connecting to the internet than desktop computers, so what will this move away from the desktop environment mean for your business? Read More

A good marketing strategy begins with a clear and precise understanding of your brand identity. Attempt to build your marketing without getting this absolutely right and you risk expensive failure... Read More

Honesty is an integral part of business success. But when a business is in trouble, it can be tempting to exaggerate capability to get that next job. Exaggeration is fine - but only if it can be supported by capability once the job is underway. Read More