Chad Brubaker
Buy a PC? Or a Macintosh?
- Wednesday, 23 June 2010
As you read this article, odds are you are looking at it on a PC. That is because traditionally most accounting and tax software has been built specifically for PCs. Why? PCs take up approximately 90 percent of the market share for computers, so it really doesn’t make sense for software companies to put money into developing products for the Mac operating system.
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Invest in SEO for Your Web Site
- Tuesday, 18 May 2010
If you are looking to grow your practice, SEO is a great resource that will only become more and more relevant in the future. With high SEO ranking - being listed on the first page of the three major search engines - people who are looking for your services can find your website more easily. If you already have a full practice and use your website primarily as a means to communicate with current clients, SEO may not make sense for you.
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The Importance of Twitter to Accountants
- Wednesday, 21 October 2009
Being a self-proclained “novice” regarding the benefits these services can provide to your business is not uncommon, as most business owners see Twitter as a form of keeping in touch with friends of family members. It still remains an engine that “only college students, teenagers, or the very tech savvy use.”
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