A big part of why I haven’t blogged since returning from Toronto way back in 2011 was a result of a combination of things. The first was my idea to write about my New Year’s resolutions and how I felt they would help bring further growth and success to Denote Communications. As it stood, a big part of that was going to be changing my diet for the better in Read More ...
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Yes, I’m 2 weeks late on this. See the full article here. January 31, 2012 – 7:11pm BY COLLEEN COSGROVE BUSINESS REPORTER Jumping on the social media bandwagon is good for business, but managing the message and tracking its influence is a time-consuming endeavour that can quickly get brushed aside. Two 20-something Halifax entrepreneurs have come up with an all-encompassing solution that they say will help entrepreneurs stay focused on Read More ...
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I was originally planning to head to Toronto to visit family later in December, but business with Denote and Boost are taking me there earlier than expected. As such, my posts over the next while are going to be less around the idealistic, and more around the “Hey, here’s a cool concept someone is trying in another part of the world!” Just no time to be insightful as we try to get as much in-person client work done as possible.
For now, just watch a penguin get tickled.
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Apologies to all my wonderful fans out there who have been waiting with baited breath for my latest posting. Today won’t be one of those ranty and arguably incredibly negative posts I normall post. I know I’m a bit of a vain person, but I thought some people might be interested in an update on a few things that everyone’s favourite small firm, Denote, has been up to. I’d love Read More ...
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I really dislike the word ‘entrepreneur’. It’s a word I’ve never liked for various reasons, and a word I specifically try to avoid. A quick jaunt to Wikipedia and you’ll see that entrepreneurship can be defined as “one who undertakes innovations, finance and business acumen in an effort to transform innovations into economic goods.” I think a key word in there is ‘innovation’. Is it innovative to perform a service Read More ...