Where should I stay on my next holiday? Google it! What time does that new restaurant open? Google it! Who can I get to do some electrical work at my house? Google it!
Google it has become the answer to almost any question you can ask, at least for the Gen Y and Xers. With internet access in almost every home and work place, and more and more on mobile phones, most of us turn to the web when we need an answer rather than relying on other mediums. So what does this mean for your business?
This is part one of a series of blog entries focusing on spring cleaning – your business that is. Does your business need a tidy-up? Are you paying attention to your one percenters? Is there a few areas you just ‘haven’t got around to doing yet’? Well here’s my nudge in the right direction – this week focusing on email signatures and how important they are in overall business image and communications.
Are you getting the most out of life? Have you tasted the thirst crushing flavour? Full of some chemical compound you’ve never heard of and packed full of a word that they made up in the marketing department? No? Then you better read on!!
I have spent a fair bit of time recently scouring the web trying to find out what has been happening in the design world of late. What has struck me in particular is the amount of absolutely stunning design that seems to exist for nothing more than to look beautiful. This has got me thinking, what is it that makes a design good? Does it just need to look good or should designers be aiming for something more?
It’s no longer just about teens and tweens. It’s a serious business and if you’re not at worst looking at it, then you’ll soon find yourself behind the pack.
Have you heard all about Google Ad Words or other online marketing options, but have no idea where to start and how you can make it work for your business? Well thanks partly due to the economy and the intense competition between the search giants, Google and Yahoo are going head to head to offer small businesses a free introductory offer of up to $150 for their search marketing products. If you’d like to get your hands on your share, keep reading.