Martin Koss – thinking out loud…
I don't mean to be so opinionated and argumentative, it's just me…
Yo, Facebook, It’s Your Fight Not Mine!
Do you remember the scraps on the school fields where a couple of idiots would roll around trading pathetic girlie punches, kicks and a bit of hair pulling? Continue reading
Can You Tidy Your Clutter Please?
The concept of “tidy up after yourself” is one I have always been aware of and something we encourage our kids to do. No point leaving the mess Continue reading
What Do They Say About You?
A popular TV program in our house is ‘Come Dine With Me’ (I know, it’s an age thing). One thing that occurs very often is people saying one thing to the host Continue reading
Where Amazon Got Kindle Wrong (IMO)
As a huge Amazon fan I have applauded so much of what the e-commerce Goliath has done over the years and how easy, and accurate, their system seems to be. Continue reading
How About Saying Something?
It’s so easy to click ‘Like’, to ‘ReTweet’, to ‘Share’, to ‘+1′ something you see on the web. Easy peasy to forward stuff on to anyone who may be interested – or not. Continue reading
Delicious Starts Moderating The Web?
Ever since I first started writing my ‘opinions’ back in 2006 (ish) I’ve ranted about the sheer lack of policing, the complete lack of moderation Continue reading
How To Lose Your Facebook Page!
Here is a way of getting your Facebook Business Page banned by Facebook once they catch wind of how it (your page content) violates the documented guidelines for Promotions Continue reading
I’ve Never Written a Squeeze Page
It never fails to amaze me when I get sales letters (spam emails) from people I have heard of or not, from people I’ve dealt with and those I have never invited into my inbox. Continue reading
What Would A ‘Real’ Expert Do?
The other day I was helping a client prepare some new content on Facebook and their blog and was asked if I would do something that I knew, in my gut and based on TOS, was wrong… Continue reading
Profiting from Atrocities
It’s not the first time and I’m sure it won’t be the last time we see businesses profiting from atrocities like bombings and natural disasters. But, in my opinion Continue reading
