With regards to web design, in the past I thought about whether it was best to:

• Method 1: Record all plans and ideas, and then do lots of updates all at once. Or;
• Method 2: Each time I get an idea or find important info on web design issues make the changes straight away

Social media is now a big part of the web, and thankfully ecommerce websites can take advantage of it. Social networking is a much more popular activity then social bookmarking services but all are still worth utilising.

We currently seem to be spoilt with beautiful weather (in the UK). The only problem is it is massively tempting to not do any work and sit in the garden/pub and relax. Being starved of great weather the urge is often incredibly strong!

Often in business, and life, it is good to quit and let things go.

I quite like it when people say “winners never quit”, and I always reply with “yes they do!”. But it is when that matters, they know the right time and they are able to let go.

A survey commissioned by Click&Buy (provide online payment solutions) has turned up some interesting stats about shoppers.

Here are some interesting stats to emerge from the survey:

Here is a brilliant report I stumbled across last week. It is titled Nothing But Net – 2009 Internet Investment Guide, it is by JPMorgan. Regardless of how you currently make money online I think it is very important to keep yourself alert as to where the internet market as a whole is moving.