I wrote this article a few years ago but nothing has changed and I think it has some important points in it so here it is again: I have an 11-year-old son called Jack. Jack loves camping. It was Jack’s birthday last week. He received $150 cash from various friends and relatives and had his […]
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Size does matter!!
A new study out of the US confirms what short people have always feared – tall people are perceived as more successful and they get paid more! Each 2.5cm apparently adds $US783 ($1135) a year to a person’s income! “Height matters for career success,” said Professor Timothy Judge, whose research found the taller the person […]
Resort web site – how to generate more online bookings
I’d like to start this article a little differently by saying this: The objective of the article is to provide a very simple introduction to search engine rankings. I will provide the very basic elements of achieving high search engine ranking for web sites here, but please be aware that much more information than provided […]
How Much For The World’s Greatest Idea?
Over the years I’ve had people tell me some stupid business ideas and some fantastic business ideas. I’ve signed more Non Disclosure/Confidentiality Agreements than most (about 3 billion!). But here’s the thing: For a silly business idea I’ll pay you $1. For a brilliant business idea I’ll pay you $1. An idea is worth almost […]
Mobile Website Design – What You Need To Know
We’re seeing many web sites these days that have major problems at first glance that are costing them lots and lots of sales. It’s simply because more and more people (up to 70% of web site visitors on some sites) are accessing web sites using mobile devices, whether that be an: iPhone or iPad, a […]
5 Steps To A Better Web Site
Everyone who has a web site wants it performing better. Here are 5 things to do to get your web site working better: 1. Do a survey – use an online service like One Minute Poll. Not only is the feedback extremely useful, but the fact your customers/visitors have done a survey means they’ll buy […]
When You Need To Sack Your Web Developer
One of my Facebook friends is a previous supplier of services I’ve used when holidaying. They announced, with much excitement yesterday that their brand spanking new site was launched and live and wasn’t it pretty?! So I took a look. I could hardly see it. And I could hardly see it because I was using an iPhone […]
Sometimes You Just Have To Ask
One of our guys just had to double check after applying some anti-spam measures to a client’s site: Hi Nick, I’ve added and tweaked some anti-spam measures for that Free Quote form on your website. You should find that you get fewer offers for a mail-order Russian bride now. Please let me know if we […]
Browser Wars Continue
Here’s a nice article for the technical among us about Internet browsers and who’s winning that war. Especially for the graphs at the top. Key indicators for me: Mobile browser landscape is radically different from Desktop browser landscape Safari has a huge mobile marketshare, which means iPods, iPhones, and iPads. Android has steady but slow growth, with […]
Why Trip Advisor Tells Me I’m In The Top 1%
I do a fair bit of travelling around the place and do a few reviews on Trip Advisor of the hotels I’ve stayed in, restaurants I’ve eaten in and a few other bits and pieces. Trip Advisor have just emailed me to let me know I’m among their top 1% most-read reviewers of all time. Sounds impressive, […]