Get Married in Paradise? So many choices for your and your wedding party!

8th February, 2010 - Posted by Frank Whitelaw - No Comments

When you get married, it is all about the love, sharing that special day with your partner, family and friends. However, as air fares get cheaper and destinations more accessible, it is becoming more and more common for couples to take their weddings off-shore, or off-state to a new and romantic location. Why is this becoming » Read More

Schoolie Survival Guide - 10 Top Tips

1st February, 2010 - Posted by Frank Whitelaw - No Comments

Schoolies, or more correctly, school leavers week, is a yearly right of passage for thousands of Australian teens. It usually happens a week or so after the end of Year 12 exams. Originally starting at the Gold Coast in Queensland, it has grown to include many more tourist destinations. Schoolies is very big business and » Read More

Communicating a Service Offering in Cairns

31st January, 2010 - Posted by Frank Whitelaw - No Comments

Because services are not touchable, marketing communications for services do more than market services. Communications make services more tangible, and offer prospects something firm to make reference to. As a result, marketing communications for most services haul around a heavier load than communications for products. A bright red Porsche 911 convertible, for example, yells loudly and » Read More

Best Australian Online Shopping Sites Featured On New Portal

23rd January, 2010 - Posted by Frank Whitelaw - No Comments

HelpMeSis.com.au is a brand new website that acts as a portal featuring the very best Australian online shopping sites and information websites. The comprehensive and well-researched website has been two years in the making and saves women valuable time and frustration by only showing the best and most relevant websites in each of the many » Read More

Jet Power and the Birth of the Jet Aviation Age

20th January, 2010 - Posted by Frank Whitelaw - No Comments

The invention of jet propulsion was ideal for fighter aircraft. Although at first it reduced range and endurance and often increased the take-off run. The German Messerschmitt Me 262 and the British Gloster Meteor twin jets saw action in 1944, together with the tailless Me 163 rocket interceptor which sacrificed range and endurance for astounding » Read More

Welcome to Cairns Queensland

15th January, 2010 - Posted by Frank Whitelaw - No Comments

Joy, heart-warming sun and images of a awesome Queensland break, these are fundamental ingredients for the holiday of a lifetime when you and yours trek to Cairns and Far North Queensland. Blessed with an ideal climate all year-round, featuring temperatures in the summer months (October-April) of 29-33 degrees C, and winter months (April-October) 25-29 degrees C, » Read More

Fundraising

2nd January, 2010 - Posted by Frank Whitelaw - No Comments

Fundraising is exactly what the word implies - it’s the process by which non-profit organisations raise money, by requesting donations or selling products or services. Fundraising is a significant way that these community groups obtain the money that’s required for them to perform their operations, and pay for the facilities and programs that the group » Read More

Relationship Marketing Fundamentals

2nd January, 2010 - Posted by Frank Whitelaw - No Comments

As a customer service concept, relationship marketing is not new. For decades, business-to-business marketers have employed account managers who have the responsibility to dedicate themselves to key clients. In the financial world, `relationship banking’, whereby high-yield customers are assigned a personal manager, has been practised for many years. When direct marketing is embraced to establish connections » Read More

Queensland’s Sunshine Coast has a Proud Sporting Heritage

29th December, 2009 - Posted by Frank Whitelaw - No Comments

The Sunshine Coast of Queensland, Australia has become well known in the Southern Hemisphere as the region of choice for the well-heeled to holiday. It has all the ingredients that are sought by the hard working executive to relax and recharge their batteries. Stunning beaches, a consistent climate, world class restaurants, great surf and an endless » Read More

Don’t Buy Steam Powered Games - A Christmas Tale of Disappointment

25th December, 2009 - Posted by Frank Whitelaw - No Comments

How disappointing for my 11 year old son. I bought a copy of Order of War for him for Christmas today, but when I installed it, I got the message: “Duplicate Product Code - The product you’ve entered has already been activated by an existing Steam account and is therefore invalid. Your activation of Order of » Read More

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