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Branding is an important part of your website and your business presence. It is not just a question of picking something you think looks nice or is clever or whizzy (though it might be all of these). Read more
These instructions apply for Mac OS X 10+. Apple mail is normally the default email on all Macs that are running Mac OS X 10.0 or later. You can use this guide to configure your Apple Mail. Read more
The first thing that you are required to set up on a Window 8 Phone is the Windows Live ID. Here is the procedure to get up and running with a Windows Live ID. Read more
After purchasing your Windows Phone device, the next natural step is to get your emails on the go. Email is the business side of your phone that you can set up as follows: Read more
From your smartphone, you can send and receive emails from up to 10 supported email accounts. To set up your email account follow the simple steps below. Read more
The Mail app on the Surface allows you to quickly send and receive email from all your email providers without switching between views or apps. Read more
Android is arguably the world’s most popular mobile platform, seamlessly purring on various devices and tablets. Android also provides users with countless Google apps with over 600,000 apps and games available on Google play Read more
Setting up your email account on the iPad is easy. Follow the following simple instructions to be up and running in a short while.
You can easily set up your email on the iPhone so that you don’t have to worry about missing your emails when you are on the move. Read more
The Amazon Kindle Fire continues to impress more fans with its unique approach to doing tablets. You can set up your email on the Kindle Fire HD using the Kindle Email App. Read more
In the previous article, we’ve discussed the seven basic steps for starting a website. Here, we’ll delve further into the work of web developers and how they can help improve your site. Read more
We have been doing this successfully for a long time. Our experience has shown us that there are seven elements that are needed to really make a web business work. Read more
You’ve learned in the preceding article about what a web developer does and why you need one when building your website. The next step to creating your site is deciding whether you want to have a tailored website or use free templates. Read more
In the previous article, we’ve discussed the top reasons why you need to have your own site. If you’ve decided that setting up a website is important for your business, this article will guide you every step of the way. Read more
The advent of the Internet has incredibly changed the way that we gather information and connect with each other. People can easily find information online with just a few clicks. Read more
Software as a Service (SaaS) has been quite a popular option in the hosting industry in the recent years. Many business owners prefer to use this type of service mainly because it’s a great way to cut large costs without having to sacrifice quality. Read more
We won’t say we invented Software as a Service (SaaS) model – but we were definitely there at the birth! We have been doing this for years (since 1998 in fact), we are incredibly good at it – and we won’t ask you to just take our word for it. Read more
Social Media such as Facebook, Google+ and LinkedIn are now extremely important in emarketing. They not only influence how people find a product or service but also their likelihood of purchasing it. Read more
Email marketing can be a very powerful tool in the right hands. It combines traditional marketing skills in copywriting, message targeting and list-building with the new media to produce a very potent sales weapon. Read more
This is where you create content on your site such as articles, videos, blogs etc. that are relevant to your target market. This material can then be distributed to many other sites acting as a link and promotion for your business. Read more
One of the main ways search engines rank your web pages is by the number of links on other sites pointing to that page. Read more
Pay per click (PPC) is an online advertising technique where you pay for every person who clicks through an ad or link to your page. Read more
These are essential elements of any online marketing strategy and they are the ways of ensuring that your website gets ranked as highly as possible on Google, Yahoo, Read more
Copywriting is an art and a science; don’t just think that you can just write any old description of your organization, products or services and people will read it and respond. Read more
There is little point in doing online marketing and advertising if you don’t know which keywords will work for your company and product. Read more
WordPress is an open source blogging and content management system (which basically means it is free software) which is also simple to use and has many features. Read more
A WordPress theme basically controls what your site looks like and there are a wide range of options that exist on WordPress ready made for you to use. Read more
Facebook is the new battleground for marketing – and it is a battleground where the small player, unusually, has an advantage over the big corporations. Read more
The future of e-commerce is on mobile devices. Smartphones, tablets – and the next generation of devices, which are already on their way. Read more
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