Less Than Half of Workers Feel They can Rely on Information They Find Online
Half (50%) of executives spend 10 hours or more a week researching, even though just 44% feel they can depend on the information they find
What Apple, Facebook and Google all know about you
Inforgraphic showing what Apple, Facebook and Google all know about you
Nine important features for an ecommerce site
The 9 most important features customers look for in an ecommerce site and how OpenCart 2.0 can meet their needs and yours
Corporate culture is the number one barrier to digital transformation
New industry report examines how business leaders can prepare for digital disruption
The Easy Way to Choose the Right Web Hosting Service
When it comes to webhosting, it can be pretty confusing if you’re new to websites
UK Shoppers Get Savvier Online as Voucher Code Use Grows 43%
An independent survey of 1,000 consumers commissioned by Voucherbox.co.uk reveals that the number of people who frequently seek out discounts when making purchases online grew by almost half over a 12 month period
Non-mobile friendly websites must prepare for declines in rankings starting mid-April
The changes being made to the Google algorithm could eliminate websites that are not mobile friendly from first page search results
Disruptive Opportunities for Internet of Things
Frost & Sullivan Identifies Disruptive Opportunities for Internet of Things
Social media’s role in helping older people stay connected
Is the acceptance of technology and social media ultimately the key to ageing well?
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.
Tech giants shape tomorrow’s workplace
Infographic showing how tech giants shape tomorrow’s workplace
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