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The WSJ ran a great piece by Leslie Kwoh called Memo To Staff: Take More Risks highlighting the move by some CEOs to encourage staff to innovate, try things and to stop just surviving. Seth Godin’s latest book The Icarus Deception shouted a similar theme – we’re all flying too low! So how do you en Read More

Yes, I know…with the huge size of Google at approximately 1 Billion searches a day….and more than 7+ Billion page views a day…it’s sort of hard to even think about those “other” search engines…yet I thought it again time to look at BING & Yahoo….but not for searches but for their inclusion of photo Read More

From Small Business Big Marketing Podcast, episode #129:

This is an encouraging story of a small business doing big marketing. Not massive marketing. Not ground breaking marketing. Jut good solid marketing following a tried and tested process of getting clear on your brand first, establishing cl Read More

Feedly has added over 3 million users as a result of Google Reader's demise, and now they've improved their service to the point that not only is it a replacement for Google Reader, it is superior in every respect. Read More

2 Tools to guide your priorities and your decisions. In this post are examined the Four Stages of Competence Model and Covey’s Time Management Matrix as tools that can provide a solid framework for making decisions. Read More

It's important to plan content in order to optimize your content plan, but it's equally important not to get too far ahead of yourself... Read More

Twitter Cards are form of meta tag, similar to the Google Authorship Tag, that allows us to embed media into our Tweets. Why do we need Facebook? Read More

Do you want to live YOUR life or the life that others chose FOR you? Whose life do YOU want to live? Read More

Have you ever caught yourself talking too much?

John Wood reminds us not to forget it when dealing with clients as well as prospects. Read More

Small businesses typically tend to have more lasting and intimate relationship with their customers. But who is really an engaged customer? Is it someone -

(a) who will continue to buy from you in the near future

(b) who would recommend your business to a friend or

(c) who might feel a sen Read More