Its exciting just how far the world wide web has come in the past 25 years. I remember when I was working in Sydney and the company for which I was working, connected for the first time. I typed in my name and up popped search results for ‘Ohlmus’. Nothing interesting was found (no surprises […]
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How we created Eat Cookie Sleep Cookie…
Eat Cookie Sleep Cookie (ECSC) was a pleasure to create in so many ways. The client (the lovely Anj) had been working on her cookie business since March 2012. While her blog and Facebook pages were starting to rate well, it was not the place where she felt she could push her product and workshops. She […]
5 Costs to Consider When Building A Website
If you are running a small business you probably feel like money is pouring out of every orifice to get your idea/service/passion off the ground. A website is often considered the easiest and cheapest way to get your offering out into the market. However the cost of a website is often underestimated, especially when […]
Cool or Uncool?
I am observing a funny thing in the perception of technology and technology users these days. I almost think that some technology is at a tipping point of being a little uncool. Today I was reading Guardian ‘Blind Date’. I thought it was interesting that the lady’s first impression was ‘He was there before me, reading […]
Are You Keeping The Customer Happy?
Customer is Always Right! The Customer is King! Customer First! These were the mantras that I grew up learning during my studies and working life in sales and marketing roles. Nowadays I can’t help but think that some businesses, (especially small business) are just not getting the big picture when it comes to keeping the […]
Parenting with technology.
Today we visited some friends with a six-year-old who practically lives on the iPad. It’s convenient for the parents and of course the child loves the technology. The iPad is the most engaging, absorbing technology for young and old alike. However, it was almost a little alien to us how casual the parents were about […]