BBC Radio Scotland

On BBC Radio Scotland’s morning phone-in today talking about how much people should or should not reveal about themselves online.

How to get 50% more customers with a simple change

Would you say “no thanks” if someone offered you an easy way to get 50% more visitors to your website? Probably not. However, that’s exactly what most webmasters are doing. There’s a simple thing that you can do to drive many more visitors to your site. The Internet is not …

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The Ocean Countess Cruise Ship

Social networks will boost empathy with your customers

I feel really sorry for Janet Richardson, the 73-year-old grandmother who was accidentally dropped into the ice-cold sea by paramedics as they tried to take her from her holiday cruise ship, the Ocean Countess, to hospital in Norway. I don’t know her and I’ve never been dropped into the sea …

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Scottish Daily Record

Due to be in the Daily Record tomorrow following an interview about the use of Facebook and Twitter in inflamed discussions between the “old firm” football clubs.

Pop-ups could make a come-back

Website pop-ups could make a come-back

Take a look at the room around you right now….go on, have a look, then come back to read the rest of this…..welcome back. What did you see? Did you see everything around you? All the usual things you normally see were there were they? You didn’t think anything looked …

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Donny Osmond to appear on UK Radio

You need to know the age of your website visitors

Donny Osmond is coming to Oldham; honestly, the 1970s teen heart-throb is to launch his career as a broadcaster working as a DJ for “Revolution”, the area’s local radio station. Of course, many of the people who will listen to his Saturday morning show will have no real idea of …

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Sunny weather online makes us feel good

Your online world is just like being there

Sunbathers were out in force in the UK this weekend as the schools finished for the Easter break and the sun shone brightly. The smell of newly mown grass filled the air and the slip-slap noise of sun-cream being applied could be heard up and down the country. Spring has …

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BBC Radio Scotland

About to go on BBC Radio Scotland’s “Call Kaye” morning phone in talking about how some websites appear to force us into buying things we don’t want…! How do they trick us into “upsells”?

James Naughtiein the Daily Telegraph

Stop being business-like to boost credibility

The BBC presenter James Naughtie and his producer got into a bit of hot water again recently over a simple Tweet. A few weeks ago it was swearing online, now it is staying at a Japanese “love hotel”. Indeed, the Tweet caused such a fuss within the BBC that the …

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