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I was up late last night and was browsing the web catching up on reading some sites I have been neglecting. In the midst of my reading, I decided to take a look at my Google Places Page.
Time management is a fickle bitch. What works for one person isn’t what works for the next. You have seen a ridiculous amounts of applications, methods, programs and tactics to help you use your time more wisely.
Allotting our time in a productive way is a problem we all struggle with. It seems as though we all stray from the fundamentals. Below are some reminders we all need to hear from time to time.
Web advertising is growing by leaps and bounds these days. Despite this obvious need to advertise here, many small businesses are paralyzed because they do not know where to start. As usual, Google offers a free basic starting point.
Like many things in business, taking the first step is the hardest part. Below you are going to find a good way to ease yourself into both local search and offering an online discount.
Lets start you down the path.
Yelp is a social search site dedicated to giving you the most unbiased user reviews and information about local businesses possible. One of the problems with most sites is anyone, including the business, can go on and write anything they want. This can skew the rankings and not give you a real world view of the business.
Below is a video explaining how Yelp’s filters help to give you the most accurate reviews possible. It makes a lot of sense and helps eliminate people from signing up just to pimp their business. After the video are a few tips to get you started using Yelp to help you find local search customers.
Some of you may be experiencing problems with the data on your Blackberry today. The problem is affecting many carriers, but not all of the Blackberry users.
A work around until the problem is 100% fixed is to pull the battery and leave it out for about 30 seconds, then replace it.
This should get you by until the problem is fixed.
What are you doing while your Blackberry is down?
For anyone who has scheduled any kind of meeting with more than one person knows how much of a headache it can be. The problem only compounds when more people are involved. Part of the problem, is not everyone—even within the same company—uses the same digital calendar program. Or for that matter, some still use a paper calendar.
I have been collecting a few apps and add-ons to help make the process of coordinating a meeting, just a little easier. Some of the are add-ons for browsers, others for Gmail and some are standalone apps. All of them should help ease the burden when it comes time to schedule the next multi-person meeting.
