2013 was the first full year of existence for Pixalytics, and I’m pleased to say we’ve been kept busy. So busy in fact, that some of the things we planned to do, we didn’t manage – like our weekly blog! … Continue reading
Tag Archives: Growth
When is networking, not networking?
I was talking to a group of writers this week about pretending you’re writing. A pretence everyone recognised was that reading how-to-write books equated to writing. It does not! The books may be interesting, give you tips or make you … Continue reading
Maslow and the Micro Business
Anyone who’s read the principles of motivation will recognise the pyramid, Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. This management theory is seventy years old this year, and the BBC website has produced an interesting article on the theory and its creator; including … Continue reading
Business with social inklings
I recently read Richard Branson’s ‘Screw Business as Usual’ and his idea of ‘Business as a Force for Good’ struck a chord with me. For me a business is more than just financial figures, its ethos and values are as … Continue reading
The Introvert In Your Business
There are two personalities running every business. First is the extrovert; speaking to customers, winning contracts and bringing in the money. The second often sits at the back of the business, in a dark corner of a room or a … Continue reading
Brainstorming to Business Growth
After returning from the UK Space Conference in Glasgow we promised ourselves we’d start to write weekly blogs and so before that becomes a ‘never’ item I felt I ought to get going (for those who’ve not come across Ray … Continue reading
