information overload

The One Thing Internet Marketers Need to Succeed is … Oh Look, Shiny Stuff!

October 20, 2011
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There is obviously a huge amount of technical advice out there relating to internet marketing. How to rank your site #1 in Google. How to monetize your site effectively. etc etc.. Working on such things is of course vital to establishing a viable online business, however all of it is for nothing if you do not bear one key fundamental thing in mind – focus.

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A Blogger’s 6 Biggest Time Wasters

November 4, 2010
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I know this might come as a shock to a lot of you, but it is entirely possible to spend hours, days, months, and yes, even years on the Internet without doing a single constructive thing.

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My Top Tips for Beating Information Overload

April 20, 2010

Continuing on from yesterdays post, we are discussing Information Overload and the severe impact this can have on not only your business venture, but also your mindset and overall attitude. With this in mind, and taking into account what was discussed yesterday I have decided to show you EXACTLY what steps I follow to make sure I myself don’t fall victim to this paralysis…

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The Information Overload Safety Blanket

April 19, 2010

Information overload is the number one killer for any new entrepreneur and the leading factor in the demise of the fledgling business venture.

As an excited new business owner and self starter – you greedily digest as much information as you can, only to find more ‘incredible’ information referenced within, and before you know it you are 8 web sites and 6 pdf documents removed from where you were originally!

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Any Customer is a Good Customer -but at what cost?

April 9, 2010
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“The big question new business face is the finite line between understanding where your customer comes from and the ‘any customer is a good customer’ viewpoint, because at this early stage of business- any customer IS a good customer.”

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