An internal email was just sent to our tech team about a problem, ending with “Can someone look into this?”
It reminded me of a short story about responsibility: Read more »
An internal email was just sent to our tech team about a problem, ending with “Can someone look into this?”
It reminded me of a short story about responsibility: Read more »
Recently I got an email from a would-be supplier. He was annoyed that I’d chosen to use another company instead of his and went on to list all the reasons why it was the wrong decision. Read more »
So we’re a couple of weeks away from the latest change to the VAT rate. For businesses like mine that sell mainly to other VAT registered businesses it’s not too big a deal. Read more »
So you’ve decided to start a business, you are now officially an entrepreneur.
There are a few things you need to do straight away… Read more »
There’s a debate raging on Twitter now over the use of the word “Mumpreneur” as a name for a mother that’s an entrepreneur Read more »
I use Twitter every day. Anyone can follow me, and I’ll follow anyone who looks interesting.
Facebook I use much less frequently and don’t have (or want) many friends on there. It’s more personal/family related, although I do have KashFlow RSS feeds plugged into it. Read more »
I got asked last week why we don’t have a Twitter badge on our website. I think the asker assumed it was an oversight.
It isn’t. Read more »
There’s been much talk about the impact of your social media presence on your job prospects. The thinking seems to be that a prospective employer searches your name on Google and discovers your Twitter feed or Facebook profile and is alarmed and disgusted by what you get up to at the weekends, your political views or your drunken photos. Read more »
It amazes me how often I see websites with appallingly bad copy.
If you’re selling to a non-technical audience then pricing your product on gigabytes of data storage is a really bad idea. They don’t know or care how many documents they can store before they hit your 1GB freemium limit and then have to start paying. Read more »
There’s no shortage of technological innovations that existed in the pages of a Science Fiction novel long before they existed in real life. Read more »
Copyright © 2024 UKStartups
Theme by Anders Noren — Up ↑
Recent Comments