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This week, I’ve gathered three innovation websites that offer useful info you can consume in seconds, minutes or hours depending on what you’ve got to give. Read More

Most people believe: “if you build it they will come,” but I believe that if you pay me for this I will make it. Transform from solo creation to co-creation. Nothing could harm you more than isolation when creating your product. Read More

When someone clicks onto your site from social media, they’ll probably give you about 3 seconds to get their attention. They’re going to skim your headline and either keep reading or – more likely – they’ll leave. Read More

FIT, or feed-in tariff, is a worldwide, governmentally funded program that is designed to encourage the growth of renewable energy technologies such as wind energy, and is typically achieved by offering long-term contracts, 20 years in the case the Ontario FIT Program. Read More

How do you start building an online presence on social media sites such as Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn? Here are 6 tips to help get you started. Read More

Today is the first day of spring. So why not celebrate by doing a bit of spring cleaning around your office? Here are a few tips to help you get started. Read More

Interview with Derek Halpern, web show host of Social Triggers Insider and blogger/creator of Social Triggers, on his 3-step formula to launch a web show. Read More

A problem I have run into with many website owners during the keyword research phase of their SEO campaign is that they are hesitant to incorporate new keywords into the mix. They have a core list of 10 keywords they want to rank well for and want to know why those keywords can’t be targeted on eve Read More

No matter what the size of your business, it’s important to have a website and spend time optimizing it. Just because you are a small company and get most of your business from referrals, that doesn’t mean that you don’t need to invest in your online presence. Sure, you may be able to maintain your Read More

With huge profits coming in for banks, taxpayers are interested in whether or not the big banks have repaid their debts. In strict dollar terms, the answer to that question is, "yes." However, arriving at that conclusion is a little less direct. Read More