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Twitter is a great place to share, network and interact with people in all areas of the startup community. Accounts such as my @StartupPerth regularly share interesting links and news for startup founders. Both seasoned and beginner Twitter users alike… Continue Reading →
I joined Instagram back in December 2010, as one of the first million users (yes, they managed to attract one million users in the first two months!) and I’ve posted an image on and off since then. I’ve been fairly… Continue Reading →
As part of the process of chronicling the writing I have been doing elsewhere on the web (yes, I know I need to blog more!) here are two articles I published on the Bam Creative blog, over the last two… Continue Reading →
Two weeks ago, I made the journey to New Zealand to attend the well-known web conference, Webstock. On my first day there, I spotted a man wearing a bright yellow T-shirt which read: Remember me? I met you at Webstock… Continue Reading →
I love discovering social media being used in interesting ways, and here’s a great one. In Los Angeles, California, there are two trucks that serve Korean BBQ Tacos from the roadside. For many parts of the world, this is common… Continue Reading →
Boasting over 39 million users from around the globe, LinkedIn is certainly a web site that’s worth looking at for anyone looking to do business. Similar in some ways to other social networks like Facebook, the LinkedIn difference is that… Continue Reading →
We’ve discussed Facebook, but there are plenty of other affordable, grass roots-style marketing strategies you can implement to build your business during lean times. Many online marketing strategies boil down to having the time to work on them. They are… Continue Reading →
In a recent Tribune, I suggested looking at Facebook Pages as a free marketing medium for your business. Love or hate Facebook, it will be around for a while yet, and it’s very likely that many of your target audience… Continue Reading →
I’ve previously written blog posts and articles about some ethical dilemmas that face small businesses, particularly web companies, in the last few years, such as my posts about design theft particularly around websites copying our work. There’s another topic that… Continue Reading →