Stop using the Internet so much if you want to benefit from it
Research shows that the old adage of returning to things after a good night’s sleep is a good one if you want to learn
Graham Jones
Want to make an impact with your business? Get on TV
The Internet might be central to your business, but TV is central to your customers. If you want to be noticed, get on TV
Very tight deadlines will improve content marketing
Working to tight deadlines will improve your website content marketing thanks to two different psychological factors – naturalistic decision making and anticipated regret
All People Roaming In London Face Online Operation Licence
Mobile phone users look set to need to get a licence to roam, something that has infuriated the Federation Of Online Liberty on this April day.
How to produce 486 blog ideas in 15 minutes
To produce content ideas you need to use a system. The Search Bootcamp in London showed how.
You are wasting your time with smartphone shoppers
Smartphone shoppers do a lot of browsing, but hardly buy anything
Does your website need colour pictures?
Colour pictures might seem obvious to use, but black and white can create a bigger picture
Is the media being strangled by content?
The more content that is produced by companies the less they will want to engage with traditional media.
Emails after work make for an unhappy workforce
Work emails seen during non-work hours lead to conflict and psychological problems for workers
BBC Radio Berkshire
Just been on the Phil Kennedy show on BBC Radio Berkshire
The Scotsman
Just been interviewed about Twitter “storm” on the colour of a dress
Traditional public relations is better than online activity
Traditional print public relations more trusted than online activity and advertising. Want to boost your online business? Use traditional PR
Is search marketing important?
How much effort should you put into search? Is SEO really that important? Find out in this article.
Mobile Security Market Is Expected to Reach $34.8 Billion
According to a new report by Allied Market Research the global Mobile Security Market would reach $34.8 billion by 2020