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Author Archives: Eric Hewett
Musings on farming and food, in the light of recent weather-related disasters in the UK
Musings on farming and food, in the light of recent weather-related disasters in the UK.
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My Patent Ten Commandments
Patents are so supposed to protect inventors, allow them to innovate and earn a living from their inventions. However they are been assimilated into the corporate arms arsenal, used to bombard corporate rivals, and annihilate start-ups before they have a chance to blossom. Any large … Continue reading
Posted in Small business, Ideal World, Patents
Tagged Ideal World, Patents, Intellectual Property, Small Businss, SMB, Inventor
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Programming and Civility
Reblogged from peak 5390: Last week I was writing up report cards for an Introduction to Programming class I taught recently. In addition to their academic performance, students at my school are assessed on courtesy and respect in every class … Continue reading
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HATE Android or Apple?
Why should I hate Android (or Apple)? MG Siegler’s Android examination has spurred me once more to put finger to keyboard. It started with an attention grabbing controversial headline “Why I hate Android”. MG is probably Apple’s greatest fan barring Stephen Fry, but … Continue reading
Posted in Google, Internet, SEO, Wordpress
Tagged Android, Apple, Innovation, iPhone, Microsoft
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How Local Businesses can Engage Customers with Social Media
How Customers can help market your business There are some great ideas for engaging customers in this article by Jon Schepke from Search Engine Watch (SEW). Sure it focused towards the American market but the general themes are applicable to most … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, SEO, Small business, Uncategorized
Tagged Customer, Engagment, Facebook, Foursquare, Google Places, Gowalla, Local Business, Tripadvisor, Yelp
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Why Social Media Leads News on Death of Osama Bin Laden Death
What is the Impact of Social Media for Small and Local Business Like many people today, I woke up to the news that Osama Bin Laden had been killed by American Forces. Actually my wife, who had been listening to … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Normandy, SEO, Small business, Social Media
Tagged Internet, Local Business, Normandy, Osama Bin Laden, Small Business, Social Media, Twitter
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Field of Dreams or a Website on the Road to Nowhere
When Art and Search Engines Don’t Meet I was chatting to a musician friend, a great guitarist and multi-instrumentalist, visiting us in Normandy. He told me rather proudly he had a website. This sounded good – a “Field of Dreams” is … Continue reading
Posted in Google, Internet, SEO, Small business, Social Media
Tagged Google, Internet, Local Business, Search engines, SEO, Small Business
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User Generated Reviews for Organic Improvement in Search Engine Results
Engaging with Customers can improve your Ranking Google’s Page Rank Algorithm is being gamed more and more, with more and more sites acquiring back-links paid or otherwise. Added to this Google’s Panda update to down grade poor content. User Generated Reviews … Continue reading
Posted in Google, Internet, SEO, Small business
Tagged Google, Local Business, Search engines, SEO, Small Business, User Generated Review
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Organic Ranking for Local Business via Google
Building a Relationship with Google I have spoken before of the need for small and locally based business to the develop on-line presence,especially here in Normandy. I have also said before just creating a website is not enough. A website … Continue reading
Posted in Google, Internet, Normandy, SEO, Small business, Social Media
Tagged Google, Local Business, Normandy, Organic Ranking, SEO, Small Business
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FTSE Businesses fail at Social Media
Is Social Media important for Small Business? I just read on the Telegraph on-line that the majority of the FTSE100 business fail at social media. I think the issue is wider than just social media. The major problem is that … Continue reading