How to compete with established websites on Google
Established websites have a big advantage over new websites. If you have a new website, it will be difficult to compete with these established sites.
3 Reasons Why Your Staff Should Blog
Getting your staff to blog will boost your business in several ways. Here are three reasons why your employees should blog.
Half of consumers fail to upgrade software
Nearly half of consumers fail to upgrade software, which has important implications for web security.
Using Pinterest to plan and promote events
Pinterest can be used to promote events. Here are several ways in which this social network can help.
How the “Email and Video Persuasion Bootcamp” became a success
Internet marketing advice from Gareth Williams who developed his own video lessons after suggestions from “gurus” did not work.
International Olympic Committee Unveils New Social Media Features
Olympic Athletes’ Social Media Hub to include Live Athlete Q&A, Faces of Olympians and Olympic Challenge game. New Social Media Platform Integrations with Instagram, Tumblr, Facebook, foursquare and Google+
You are better at search than Google
Human beings are much better at search than Google. This means that people can instantly see what they want to find on your web pages.
Website Redesigning: Do’s and Don’ts!
This is an article aimed at highlighting the necessary things people must keep in mind while undertaking a website redesign.
Majority of Britons Use the Web At Least Once a Week
Over 80% of people in the UK access the internet at least once a week but British businesses are not keeping up with technology
VoiceAmerica
Just been interviewed on VoiceAmerica about online business success
Make your website more human
Websites should be more personal. Having a human website is much more likely to succeed, new research shows.
Internet Psychology Show on VoiceAmerica
A recording from VoiceAmerica on how to achieve online business success. Interview with Graham Jones, Internet Psychologist.
Employees Spend More Time on Social Networks at Work than Home
UK adults spend more time on social networks at work than they do at home and in their free time
Olympic Coverage and Social Media
Inofographic from the IOC showing the role of social media in Olympic coverage.