Two articles published this month - online, and in print.
Firstly I’ve had another article published over at FreelanceUK.com.
I haven’t written about SEO for a long time, and I just wanted to recap on what is happening out there with Web 2.0 and SEO. Perhaps demonstrating by following a few ethical methods for SEO, you can create meaningful content for the search engines as well as more importantly, your sites readers.
Work can all too often take over our lives outside the office with various ways to ’stay connected’.
However, I encourage you to make your office hours more productive by offering the following relaxation techniques every geek can use.. try the following tips that I use, you may find they will allow you to see things differently and achieve your work/life goals more successfully and more effectively.
On average I get around ten New Client Enquiries a week, around 3/4 of the enquiries are from the contact page of my web site.
The number often depends on many factors, the time of year, what my availability shows on my site, and how strongly the client wants to work with me.
I often find, people who ‘generally’ have their act together call me to discuss their initial requirements.
Also other emails are a lot of link requests, and outsourcing to Asia as well which maybe of use to some virtual companies.
Notes of the inaugural Scottish web conference organised by Alan White
An early start from Brighton to attend a conference in Edinburgh, with an interesting title. As Edinburgh is not in the highlands, but perhaps a great subtitle of progressive enhancement to attract us southerners to make the trip across the borders.
Aim of conference: The first Scottish conference based on progressive enhancement demonstrating what we can do today for tomorrow > learning the correct methods of web development > progressive enhancement of the web.
Photo of Jeremy Keith’s Secret Fling
or “ethical ways of making your business or freelance life more eco-friendly” and save costs at the same time.
I thought I would compile a list, as the topic of ethical business has been in conversation recently with colleagues at the Brighton Farm and Vine Brighton.
I’m hoping my ideas will save you money, as well as making you become more aware of the resources you use, and the importance of our individual impact on our local and international ecosystems.
Here’s the list:
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