Stress Begone!

Apr 28th, 2016 in Online Copywriting, Online Marketing, Web content marketing

It’s a sad fact that stress is now part of our daily life, triggered several times a day, like when the kids refuse to eat breakfast, we’re cut off in traffic by a rude driver or we’re faced with a mountain of emails as we switch on our computer. Since it’s unlikely that the trials…

Is technology making us sick?

Apr 20th, 2016 in Online Copywriting, Online Travel writing, Social Media, Web content marketing

Regardless of whether you speak to a doctor of the body or of the mind, the simple answer to this question is YES! Psychologists are noting an alarming increase in patients with a new phobia dubbed “nomophobia”, a derivative of the words “no mobile phobia”.  Symptoms such as anxiety and distraction occur when people affected…

Screen time vs. Face time: which is the business tool for 2016?

Apr 13th, 2016 in Online Marketing, Web content marketing

Having the ability to use small talk effectively is one of the most important and yet rarely acknowledged business tools for fostering business relations.  Small talk allows you to search for common ground and get a sense of who a person is before proceeding in a way that will make them comfortable and therefore make…

How to use social media as a relaxation tool

Apr 6th, 2016 in Online Marketing, Social Media, Web content marketing

There is a considerable amount of anti-social media press to be found – ironically most often it is seen sliding across social media newsfeeds, nonetheless most of the information is true.  It is ruining relationships and causing us to covet the life portrayed by our friends through their gym attendance statuses and filtered pictures of…

5 ways to convince your boss to let you telecommute

Mar 29th, 2016 in Online Marketing, Web content marketing

There is an exciting and way overdue shift in the way people are working and it’s creating a flexibility that is increasing people’s control over their own lives and significantly decreasing stress levels.  It’s called telecommuting.  Approximately a quarter of the workforce in the United States allow some level of flexibility when it comes to…