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“There is only one boss – the customer. And he can fire everybody in the company from the chairman on down, simply by spending his money somewhere else”.

These are the word of Sam Walton, the founder of Wal-Mart Stores. They make a truth that every entrepreneur must always pay attention to – wit Read More

How's the Christmas preparations going - everything organised?

As a business owner, this time of year can be quite a blur.

Planning your marketing strategy for 2013 is a lot like planning Christmas dinner. Read More

Facebook is on the "move" again. The company announced on Thursday that it was working towards improving the way its Messaging system works. Two updates are on the menu. Read More

Did you know tracking the effectiveness of your social media marketing efforts can be done in a systematic manner? First, you'll need to identify the right metrics. This blog post will elaborate on the kind of metrics you could track, and the kind of metrics you should not jump at.
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How could we keep the loading time of a Wordpress blog less then 3 seconds? Here are some useful tips from my experience. Read More

For years the news has shared stories of employees being fired for saying or doing something on social media that was against their company's policies. Last week, that story became a local one. Read More

Will Instagram and social media take the blame for people starting a riot in the second largest city in Sweden? As a social media evangelist living in Gothenburg, I am sad to see how irrational behavior is spreading on the Internet and then into an aggressive street mob. When will the journalists o Read More

The CEO role has become too complex. It needs to be redefine for most businesses with sales of $5m or more. It needs to be shared by creating the COO role. This post explains why and how. Read More

If there is one lesson to learn from the last 12 months, it is that brands still struggle to make sense of social media.

This year was full of disasters that could have been easily avoided with a bit of common sense. Here are five examples in this article. Read More

David Stiernholm is asking the following questions:

Do you have a to-do-list full of tasks you never work with?

Did you once create a well-structured, complete list of all the things you need to do in accordance with how an excellent to-do-list should be constructed, for instance in Outlook’s Read More