http://www.onepageprofile.co.uk/ BabeeBlog Articles Sat, 17 Dec 2011 00:00:00 GMT en-us http://www.onepageprofile.co.uk/people/howardmoorey/babeeblog.asp?aid=478 http://www.onepageprofile.co.uk/people/howardmoorey/babeeblog.asp?aid=478 Sat, 17 Dec 2011 00:00:00 GMT The view from the street at the end of 2011..... WE have a choice, a very wide choice, so we don't put up with shoddy goods, poor premises, under:attention, or over:pricing. YES, we buy online, because we can compare prices %26amp; get good deals. If you can't supply online, you are missing out, even if you have #brimor (bricks %26amp; mortar) premises, you are missing out http://www.onepageprofile.co.uk/people/howardmoorey/babeeblog.asp?aid=462 http://www.onepageprofile.co.uk/people/howardmoorey/babeeblog.asp?aid=462 Mon, 28 Nov 2011 00:00:00 GMT .....just be YOU.That's what I have always told all of my clients, because social plays out on the Net, and if you can get caught out anywhere, it's on the Net.So, if you have a passion for armadillos, stamp collecting %26amp; midnight walks : tell people. I'll bet you a pound to a penny that you'll find someone else out on the Net who has exactly the same passions as you, and, if you are http://www.onepageprofile.co.uk/people/howardmoorey/babeeblog.asp?aid=448 http://www.onepageprofile.co.uk/people/howardmoorey/babeeblog.asp?aid=448 Sat, 29 Oct 2011 00:00:00 GMT As Google begins to open up Google+ from Purely Personal to Strictly Business, this long:awaited upshift will raise the game BIG time in the competition with Facebook for ultimately the world's largest social network. Sure, Facebook rules the roost at this point in time, with it's 800 million users, and Facebook Pages are the de facto "Social Website" for any business http://www.onepageprofile.co.uk/people/howardmoorey/babeeblog.asp?aid=387 http://www.onepageprofile.co.uk/people/howardmoorey/babeeblog.asp?aid=387 Tue, 12 Jul 2011 00:00:00 GMT Foursquare has announced tie:ups with LivingSocial, Gilt Group %26amp; AT%26amp;T according to the Wall Street Journal.There's a rumour that Groupon may be in the picture soon too.Great in theory, but what does it mean for independent retailers?It's all good headline stuff, but someone has to pay, somewhere. Be vary aware that "90% off" can seem like a crowd:pleaser but there is a heavy pr http://www.onepageprofile.co.uk/people/howardmoorey/babeeblog.asp?aid=297 http://www.onepageprofile.co.uk/people/howardmoorey/babeeblog.asp?aid=297 Mon, 28 Mar 2011 00:00:00 GMT Our #GeoSocial view is that online mapping %26amp; apps should be for the "common man"(us.); Apple likes to maintain exclusivity, and that is bound to prevail. This means, inevitably, in it's spat with Google, it will move towards "works with iPhone/iPad/iWhatever; doesn't work so well with Android".Commercial chasms will exist, because Nokia has it's own mapping %26amp; now Apple is heading t http://www.onepageprofile.co.uk/people/howardmoorey/babeeblog.asp?aid=227 http://www.onepageprofile.co.uk/people/howardmoorey/babeeblog.asp?aid=227 Sat, 12 Feb 2011 00:00:00 GMT We're VERY #GeoSocial, so we like anything that talks about Maps.Today we found the veritable Mr Chris Brogan telling us to"MAP IT OUT"There are two parts to mapping out your business processes: the frame and the paths. The frame gives people the boundaries, the borders, the "what we're doing and what the goals of that work are," plus the "rules and guidelines." The path gives people the