Ok, so your small business is now all over social media. You have a Facebook fan page, a twitter account, a YouTube channel, a LinkedIn profile and you’ve even started blogging. (If you haven’t done any of this don’t worry, I’ll have a solution very soon ) So now you’re thinking to yourself, “what do [click to read entire post]
Today for me, marked the end of a very important part of my life. I have just received in the mail, my last ever magazine, from my last ever magazine subscription. Now it may sound a little melodramatic, but magazine subscriptions have been part of my life for the better part of 15 years (which [click to read entire post]
The Struggle In a previous life I ran a little computer store. We sold PC’s, laptops, and computer parts. We also fixed them, gave out free advice, was active in the community, and for a while, the world was a nice place. Then the GFC (Global Financial Crisis, not the Geelong Football Club) hit, and [click to read entire post]
Yes. One of the best things about social media for your small business is the fact that for the most part, it’s free. Just take a look at the main social media platforms: *Facebook? Free. *Twitter? Free. *YouTube? Free. *LinkedIn? Free. *google+? Free. *Most blogging platforms? Free. Now I can hear you hecklers in the [click to read entire post]
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