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Guest author Dan Norris shares with us some link building ideas that are not your average link building strategies. Read More

Dan Norris from http://awebsitedesigner.com.au runs through some of the features and work required to produce a 'simple' website design. Read More

I’m not one of those bloggers that believes you have to write to a certain schedule on your blog (i.e. 2 times a week etc). In fact I don’t really enjoy reading, I generally find it boring so when I come across blogs that have been updated regularly with fairly average content they kind of annoy me Read More

Natural search engine traffic is my main source of new business other than referrals, so I was concerned to say the least.
There are a lot of opinions out there on search engine optimisation (SEO) but for my business I saw only two options. Either I could keep the site as it was (basically a plac Read More

For as long as the web has been around, web designers have been optimising images for relatively low resolutions due to the limitations in monitors. With the release of the iPhone 4 in 2010 (with high resolution Retina display) it meant you could now view things in a much higher resolution. But whi Read More

In my first few years of running a small business I made a few mistakes. One of them looking back was investing too much in physical hardware and software – particularly Microsoft.


So let my mistakes help you by introducing the 5 day Microsoft detox – a 5 day, step by step process for helping Read More

There are 3 things that are you almost guaranteed to get as a result of a well executed strategy to start blogging.

You will get more traffic to your site (see companies that blog get 55% more traffic).
Your site will be seen as a higher authority by Google (to summarise this check out SEOMoz’s Read More

In the first part of Google Places Optimisation I covered keyword choice and strategy in detail. In this final part I’m going to address 4 specific things you can do to help boost your places listing in the rankings. Read More

In my last article in this productivity series I talked about DropBox and how some of these new cloud technologies not only solve the problem that traditional software solves but also 1 or 2 more things at the same time.

This week we are looking at Evernote, which is very much in the same boat i Read More

The cloud movement has ushered in a new level of expectation when it comes to technology. People don’t just expect things to work. They expect them to work without thinking about them. They expect IT tools to perform functions that they aren’t primarily using them for! This is a big expectation but Read More