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Change of Direction

As I sit here in early February planning for 2017 and beyond (a little late I know), I started to … Read more

Getting a Grip: 3 Leadership & Business Books You Should Read

My interest in business and leadership continues to grow, and with that has come an increase in reading around the … Read more

Co-working Spaces – Limiting Digital Companies or the New Age?

Co-working spaces have become extremely popular over the last few years with a number of companies such as We Work, … Read more

I was recently involved in a conversation where I was told that I need to get a suit. Looking at the person a bit shocked, I replied “I have a suit!”. “Get another” was the response, before it was back tracked a little bit. Although there was no malice in the comment, it did get me thinking about how there seems to be two types of businessmen in todays world. Some that are old school business people, suit, tie, serious, successful, whereas there is also a new breed of businessmen coming through. Relaxed, still successful, but more carefree.

James Carson & Marcus Taylor on Starting their own Business

From Employee to Business Owner! – James Carson & Marcus Taylor

The Digital Marketing industry is full of individuals that work either in-house or agency side, that want to take the … Read more

From 2012 to 2013 – My 4 Objectives

Wow, here we are it’s 2013. Didn’t 2012 fly past! It seems that hours are going in minutes, and days … Read more

Does it Pay to Get a Degree?

Although money is not the biggest factor in why I do my job, this infographic shows that it does pay well, if you work hard and are dedicated. The infographic below by Crisp360 indicates that you don’t need a degree to earn a lot of money, so those 4 years spent at University where a bit of a waste of money, or were they? 😉

At the time of publishing this post, the SEO Director role would pay £71k per annum.

2011 Round Up

At the start of the year I wrote a blog post outlining what I was looking to achieve in 2011 from both a personal and professional point of view.

This post is a quick round-up of what I did and didn’t achieve.

Change Job

Back in February I wrote a post called “off to pastures new” where I talked about leaving iThinkMedia and moving to Oxford based search agency SEOptimise.

Buy a New Car

Well! Unfortunately this still hasn’t happened, and I am not happy about it! Although my current vehicle does the job, it’s not something that I am proud of and it was handed to me to fill the gap after I wrote my last car off. I am determined to ensure that next year I will get a new car.

Off to Pastures New!

After 2 and half years working at iThinkMedia I have decided for personal reasons that it was time for a change. As of the 7th of March 2011 I will be working for SEOptimise.

Since helping Chris Ailey form iThinkMedia in October 2008 I have helped the company grow from a 2 man team in a converted garage to 7 strong in an amazing converted barn in the Hertfordshire countryside.

During my time at iThinkMedia I have managed to achieve a number of goals including implementing best practice processes to improve efficiency, create in-house training documents, source tools and work with some of the largest companies in the UK.

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