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Social Media Success

Social Media Success

This one is for all those business owners, marketers, advertisers who have been holding off on or denying that social media is anything other than a fad. Social media is here to stay and it is shaping the way we manage and organise our lives and the market is quickly catching on (after a slow start). If you haven’t yet embraced social media or you some sage advice on advancing to the next level on social media then I have just recently launched a new book called “Social Circles”. You can find my book over at my Social Media blog.

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The Bubble…

Tweet Some people think we are in another “Internet Bubble” with the recent public listing of LinkedIn and (more…)

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Check in and FREE WiFi for All!

Check in and FREE WiFi for All!

Bums on seats means good business right?

Everywhere around the world no matter where you go people are looking for Internet and if its free then more power to them, and more power to the provider.

I’ve traveled alot in recent years and noticed one common theme. Internet and lots of it. One thing that has stood out more than anything is the availability of the internet in 3rd world countries.

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Niche Site Full Update

Niche Site Full Update

It’s been a seriously busy start to the year. I have had a lot of client work roll in so once again my time has been very limited towards working on my niche site. I have to say it’s not really work, i’m having a ball with delivering cool content when I can and providing tips and tricks wherever I can.

I have a few updates to share with you and despite not having a lot of time to throw into it, things continue to grow.

Traffic and Keyword Monthly Comparison

Below is a comparison between February and January for my top 4 keywords/phrases and the improvements as you can see are going nicely. These top 4 keywords also just happen to be the main keywords I am targeting and i’m on the 1st or 2nd page of Google for all of these keywords with time-lapse content.

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The Nikon D90 Time-lapse Techniques

The Nikon D90 Time-lapse Techniques

My love for photography has taken the next step. In my experiences in moving and progressing with my photography I want to share as much as possible. With that in mind I have two blogs running that focus on photography niches, time-lapse photography and panoramic photography.

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Are you Engaged?

Are you Engaged?

Building a web presence and engaging with your clients has never been easier. I’ll discuss a few options here to help you get over any fears you might have with getting your business online. For anybody who is hesitant about breaking into the online market, it can be a daunting prospect.

It’s a natural human trait to be fearful of something new and things we generally don’t understand we like to avoid at all costs, especially if it’s risking income. A general reaction is “What can go wrong?” or “What if I put up a site and it fails?. It’s only natural to ask these question and more, I know, I’ve reacted the same way when trying new things and taking risks. The truth is, as the internet evolves the hurdles and the barriers continue to fall. Starting the most simplest web presence has come a long way since the days of the .com boom and subsequent bust. With the advent of web 2.0 and social media, internet traffic and opportunities are growing side by side exponentially. So if you’re sitting on the fence regarding your decision to get yourself online, then leap off the fence and just do it. I like to tell clients the worst thing you can do is “nothing at all”. Whether it’s setting up a simple blog page or creating a facebook fan page for your business, or starting a twitter account to communicate with your customers, it’s the simple things that count, and they all have one thing in common, they help you “engage” with your clients.

Let me just run through some of the more simple aspects of creating an online presence, this will hopefully break down the barriers and allow you to jump over those hurdles that have been in your way for a little while now.

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Niche Update – Traffic Report

Niche Update – Traffic Report

So leading up to Christmas has been a busy time and this shows in the visitors overview in the diagram below. Up until only 5 days ago the site had been running itself, pretty much on autopilot. Without the time to create compelling content the traffic has not been all that great. Then I managed to get some time to deliver a couple of very cool time-lapse videos I had taken on a recent trip to Tasmania. Since then the traffic has leaped up to between 50-70 visitors per day.

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Starting to get Back on Track – Niche Update

Starting to get Back on Track – Niche Update

I have been quite inundated with client projects for the past month and a half. So I haven’t been putting in the time that I would like. But it’s fair to say I haven’t been completely neglecting this little (big) project. I have still been posting the odd blog post and have just posted my first (bigger) post showing the comparison between the D90 and GoPro HD Hero time-lapse comparison.

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Burra and Beyond

Burra, a town built on the copper explosion around 1849. The more of these historical towns I see the more I fall in love with the history of Australia. During its peak period in the 1850s, Burra had a population of around 5000 people. They came from far and wide and even from overseas to work on the biggest copper mine in the world. The town could not cope with the population explosion so residents dug homes out of the side of Burra Creek (see gallery). It wasn’t long before disease started working its way through the population, forcing residents from the creek and into a built residence.
Some of the mine has been restored but the majority has been destroyed due to recent open cut mining, which is a real shame as the museums show the historic mine in it’s hey day and it would be amazing to have seen it fully restored. There is still plenty of the historic mine to experience all around this beautiful historic town.