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Tuesday, November 6th, 2007Windows Live Writer is a excellent blogging tool, sorry essential blogging tool! Although as I have mentioned before, it sometimes needs a couple of additional features to match your business needs. For example, an easy way to insert photos from your flickr account.
Clients must despair with people like myself, i.e. advising businesses on new technology. […]
Our newest clients in the local rag
Tuesday, October 30th, 2007Its nice when our clients get some offline media coverage.
William Coles has just launched his first novel, The Well Tempered Clavier. Terinea overhauled Bills blog site.
“I remember that first weekend in Edinburgh, going up the Crags and watching the sun going down over the Castle - and it just blew me away.” Having worked […]
Business Lunch with The Scotsman, Jim Mathers and Microsoft
Thursday, October 4th, 2007Another busy week means I still haven’t fully got back on top of the blogging situation. So here is the most interesting thing I’ve done this week, a business lunch with The Scotsman Newspaper, Jim Mathers SNP and Microsoft.
Here is what’s Scotland’s National Newspaper had to say..
Talking at a business lunch jointly sponsored by The […]
How good is your business blog - September
Monday, October 1st, 2007How good is your business blog is a monthly review on Terinea Weblog progress. I have listed a number of methods to measuring your blog progress. Keeping a record on your blog progress helps to give you encouragement in the early days and hope for the future.
Some interesting increases and decreases this month due to […]
How Blogging offline gained me new clients
Wednesday, September 19th, 2007Last year I attended my first business to business trade with Terinea. We didn’t gain any worthwhile leads from the show. Six months later at another B2B show I decided to take a blogging approach to marketing the company. It worked, resulting in Terinea gaining two important customers.
After exhibiting at the poorly attended Hospitality South […]
Another 28 Tips that will improve your Business Blog
Tuesday, September 11th, 2007
Following on from last months 28 Tips that will improve your business blog, here are another 28 tips that I have hand picked from a selection top business blogs.
Five Tips for Blogging
Choose a template - An unique one that stands out
Public Relations / Press Release Tips
Condense your verbal pitch down to a ten-word hook.
Submit […]
3 Tools to help with planning of bespoke software applications
Monday, September 10th, 2007Turning your ideas and business requirements into a piece of software can be a difficult process. So how do you bridge the gap between your dream business application and the people that will make it happen, the Software Development company? I have outlined a couple of easy to use tools which could help you […]
How good is your business blog - August
Wednesday, September 5th, 2007
How good is your business blog is a monthly review on Terinea Weblog progress. I have listed a number of methods to measuring your blog progress. Keeping a record on your blog progress helps to give you encouragement in the early days and hope for the future.
A 0.3 increase on last months 2.6 Blog Juice, a massive […]
Waiting for Microsoft, Windows Server 2008
Tuesday, September 4th, 2007Another operating system, another delay….
Microsoft has now pushed back Windows Server 2008 release to manufacturing to the first quarter. Release to manufacturing had been expected by the end of this year. The change foreshadows that the new server software will not likely be broadly available for its scheduled Feb. 27, 2008 launch.
Come on Microsoft, […]
10 Steps to becoming a Facebook Guru
Wednesday, August 29th, 2007Over the past couple of months I have introduced a number of my friends to Facebook. Generally I have always had the same response back, “I’m not sure what to do” or “Bebo is easier”. I agree getting started with Facebook is not straight forward as it could be. So here are ten simple […]
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