Monthly Archives: April 2010

Getting Your Message Across

Posted on April 28, 2010 by Philip

What do you as an online business owner want from your web site? The ultimate objective is increased sales. Nearly everyone would agree with that. And with increased sales comes increased profits and an enlargement of your customer base. Web … Continue reading →

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The Freedom To Express

Posted on April 20, 2010 by Philip

Talking about producing work that we can be proud of and that enhances the experience of everyone else who comes across it led me to thinking about the creative urge in general and freedom of expression in particular. Here in … Continue reading →

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The Creative Urge

Posted on April 16, 2010 by Philip

To a writer there’s nothing more satisfying than seeing your work published (other, perhaps, than getting paid for it). Before the internet this always meant waiting at least several days, and sometimes, if you’ve written a book, it can be … Continue reading →

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Spoilt for Choice

Posted on April 14, 2010 by Philip

One of the best things about writing for the internet is that there are so many different avenues to go down. You can specialise in article writing, blogging for other people, writing content for web sites, copywriting, writing short ads … Continue reading →

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Ghastly Jobs

Posted on April 7, 2010 by Philip

Whenever I feel jaded about writing yet another article or blog post I only have to think about how other people have to make a living to realise how lucky I am. And if you include people from past ages … Continue reading →

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