A friend of mine who is a designer and serious fashionista is really keen to start a website/blog and feature the things she thinks are interesting and fashionable, as well as her own designs. What's putting her off is how to put product pictures on her site, specifically the issues regarding copyright protection on images she might want to use. I know nothing about fashion (she has confirmed this), but I kow it takes time to get traffic built up before you can start reaching out to affiliate p

I’m sure everyone has heard that success is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration. It’s a good reminder of what’s needed. There’s no easy road to success; nobody’s going to hand you what you want on a plate. If they did, how valuable would it be to you? Could you look at it and think ‘That’s mine. I did that’ and have a sense of satisfaction and achievement? Probably not. Even so, for most of us, the inspiration and perspiration is sometimes a sour

Something I notice a lot while I’m surfing the web and researching, is the number of sites that contain way more advertising, pictures and links, than actual meaningful content. Worse than that, many of these sites just look a total mess, with every kind of slider, pop-up, sidebar, header, footer and banner you can imagine just littered across the screen, all fighting for my attention. Meanwhile, I’m losing the will to live just trying to find what I came for. And that’s not