Using Social Media Sites Effectively – How To Use Twitter

By Paul Duxbury | Mar 18, 2010

Twitter is one of the most popular social media sites being used today by individuals and businesses. Often referred to as “micro-blogging” Twitter provides a platform for you to interact with your target market, network and create relationships that can boost your business. Here are a few ways that you can use Twitter effectively to [...]

Social Media Sites and How to Use Them Effectively

By Paul Duxbury | Mar 14, 2010

Do you remember when businesses, small and large, focused lots of time and energy on advertising? When nearly all businesses placed an ad in the local Yellow Pages? Social media is the Yellow Pages on steroids! Through social media, you can market your business and services worldwide, educate consumers, receive feedback from customers, run special [...]

Charities Could Do Better On Twitter!

By Paul Duxbury | Feb 28, 2010

I am a great believer and supporter of charities making use of Twitter and other social media platforms to connect with potential supporters and their existing supporters.
There are many who have signed up to Twitter and are using it to promote local, regional, national and indeed international activity. From those I have talked to [...]

Squidoo Step By Step Guide – Free Gift!

By Paul Duxbury | Dec 19, 2009

There are some awesome lensmasters on Squidoo as those of you who are already members there will know.
I have had the amazing good fortune to work with nine of them in the production of a completely Free Step By Step Guide to using Squidoo to promote your writing and generate sales for you.
The aim of [...]

Looking Forward to 2010

By Paul Duxbury | Dec 19, 2009

Over the past few months lots of challenges offline have kept me busy to put it mildly! However, it has also given me the opportunity to give some thought to how I want to move forward with my online activity. Taking time to think and focus on what you really want to do [...]

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