Would you have backed me? On 20 August 2008, I sent a proposal for a business I called CloudCouch to the organisers of the Enterprise Platform Programme at Waterford Institute of Technology. I think I was a bit ahead of my time. The recession hadn’t officially hit, but I personally was feeling Read more…
When typing do you press the space bar one or two times after hitting the full stop key (or period for our US readers)? Not sure? Go to the last document you have written and do a Ctrl+F (find) search for (or just hit the space bar twice). Priority spaces Read more…
If you want to make your content unprofessional, amateur and for the most unreadable please read on:(more…)
One of the most fun Twitter accounts to follow in the run up to St Patrick’s day is @paddynotpatty. The retweets from this account are classic – especially from Americans who insist that calling St Patrick’s Day ‘Paddy’s Day’ is wrong. (more…)
Web Content Partners is proud to announce that we won the ‘Best New Business Award’ category (sponsored by AIB Bank) at the FBD Business & Community Awards (2012) run by New Ross Chamber and adjudicated by staff at the Waterford Institute of Technology school of business.
T-shaped support holding up a 13th Century ceiling in a round tower. T is for trust.
Trust is the keyword in our business.
We know clients often choose to work with us because they don’t have the time or skills to write material for their websites in house.
Indeed many clients don’t even have the time to sign off on what we’ve written for them.
So where does trust come into all of this? (more…)
We often get approached by clients to write articles or blog posts for them that they can share in ezines or on social media.
Having an original piece of material to share that’s hosted on your blog, resources or news section that’s of interest to your target audience is a great way to bring people back to your site. (more…)
Imagine arriving along to a ticketing machine at Heuston Station in Dublin, in a rush at peak travel time, keying in the name of the station you wish to buy a ticket to and finding it’s not there. Cue panic, I’d imagine.
A few years ago the same thing happened me. I started typing in Bagenalstown and no result was returned. Then I remembered it’s actually known as Muine Bheag. Now, I don’t know what the result the train ticket machines give at the moment, but if you search on irishrail.ie you’ll get a result that looks like this (note incorrect spelling):
So where’s this going? (more…)
I try and avoid writing about copyright too much, mainly because I don’t want to seem to harp on about it. But when there’s a lot of chatter about it in a short space of time it’s hard to avoid helping others in their quest for answers when you have the knowledge. (more…)
Call me a hoarder if you wish, but I’ve never been one to easily part with a mobile phone. Sure, I love getting new ones… The problem is more to do with ditching the old phone. And I don’t think I’m the only one! A few years ago a colleague Read more…