Business and Economics

No matter how big your business happens to be, branding is an essential part of any organization. There are many people that will brand their big business to seem like something far more independent and grassroots-like in order to appeal to those that find that supporting small business is the best way forwards for a successful economy. You probably already understand just how vital branding is, but can you actually list just exactly why? Too many business leaders seem to...

After the #StopFundingHate social media campaign persuaded Paperchase that the Daily Mail isn't in keeping with its values, the stationary chain apologised for a marketing campaign with the Mail and vowed not to work with it again. The campaign came after a series of pieces in the Mail singling out the trans community for abuse. And the paper reacted to Paperchase's announcement with customary dignity, blaming “internet trolls orchestrated by a small group of hard-left Corbynist individuals” endeavouring to “suppress...

The printing industry in England is a growing business. And as nowadays more and more companies are also active online, printing services cannot be left behind. Traditional printing companies are increasingly making way for digital services. Thanks to the wide variety of offered products, fast delivery, flexibility and the comfort of ordering, together with a professional finishing, the online printing industry in England is growing year after year. Printing companies operate in an industry that, as it seems, is benefiting...

Is your website not showing for your target keywords? Not really sure what to do to get your website showing? Lucky for you, I’m a Google SEO consultant and I’m going to reveal some top tips to get you started. This is especially useful if you are starting on your SEO journey and need guidance from a reliable Google SEO consultant.  All of the tips I have listed can easily be done and are all in according to Google’s best...

Philip Hammond will present the Budget next week amidst new global figures that show the UK is now bottom of the growth league among major economies in Europe and North America. The data on GDP up to Q3 2017 puts Britain significantly behind its peers, dropping below Belgium, Italy and France. The UK economy expanded by just 0.4 per cent in the third quarter of this year, new early estimates from the Office for National Statistics show, which brings the year-on-year...

Companies with high levels of staff satisfaction perform better financially, according to new research from the University of East Anglia (UEA). The study examined the effect of staff satisfaction on corporate performance using employees’ online reviews of where they work. Writing in the journal Economic Letters, the researchers from Norwich Business School say that firms rated highly by their current employees in terms of satisfaction achieve greater financial performance compared to firms characterised by low levels of employee satisfaction. They...

We spend a significant proportion of our lives working, and some of us have the pleasure of landing the job we have wished for all our lives. Working in IT services will possibly never be obsolete, and that’s because these team can focus their energy and time on developing attractive tools that can directly impact and improve the way businesses operate around the world. This quality includes the delivery of impeccable services to customers and having a say in building...

According to the Tradie Rich List 2017, plumbing is the highest paid tradie in Australia, 2017. The list, which was published on 27th of October 2017, presents hourly rates as charged per industry and location, and is based on more than 50,000 price quotes submitted to the price-comparison site ServiceSeeking.com.au. Plumbers in Victoria top the list with 91,2 Australian dollars per hour, which corresponds to 53,5 British pounds per hour, or 60,4 Euros per hour. Plumbing may not be the sexiest profession...

Shanker Singham an acclaimed financial analyst wrote an op-ed for The Times in which he extolled the virtues of a Brexit vis-à-vis the UK’s trading possibilities with the rest of the world. The rising problems associated with regulation in the global economy are having far-reaching implications on trading activity. The Brexit referendum on June 23, 2016 did not precipitate the decline in global economic activity – it was a symptom of it. The global financial crisis of 2008/2009 was associated...