Big things still coming here!
I originally published this post in October 2025 with ambitious plans for the blog.
The blog has been quieter than intended, but the business certainly hasn’t.
Since then, I’ve been busy helping businesses with:
- Websites that need fixing, improving or completely rethinking
- Facebook and Google advertising
- Marketing strategies built around realistic budgets
- Business systems, technology and automation
- Turning enquiries into better, more profitable customers
- Finding practical answers when the usual advice doesn’t quite fit
In other words, client work had to come before writing about client work.
What’s coming
This blog will draw upon nearly 30 years of experience in marketing, business and technology, alongside what I’m learning from the real challenges businesses face today.
Expect articles covering:
- Marketing ideas smaller businesses can actually afford
- Straightforward website and WordPress advice
- Facebook and Google advertising without the hype
- Ways to use AI and technology more practically
- Honest lessons from real business problems
- Business strategy that goes beyond simply “getting more leads”
Written for busy business owners
There is already more than enough generic business content online.
My articles will be designed to be useful, credible and easy to skim, with:
- The important points clearly highlighted
- Three useful takeaways near the beginning
- Plain-English explanations
- My own analysis and opinion
- Practical actions you can take away
The aim is fewer throwaway articles and more content worth saving, sharing or returning to.
Is there something you’d like me to cover?
If you have a marketing, website, technology or wider business problem, let me know.
Your question could even become the subject of a future article.
The blog may have had a slow start. The ideas, experience and real-world work behind it certainly haven’t.

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