Guest Posting

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If you want to write something about your business and how you use the Internet, want to share your insights about Social Networking or just want to get something off your chest then why not write a guest post?

You don’t need to write a book, somewhere between 500 words to 1000 will do. Keep it clean and relevant to Business, Internet and being an expat and you should do fine. If in doubt then use the contact page to get in touch!

Here are a few guest posts that have already been published right here…

The Benefits of Social Networking for Businesses This is a guest post by James Williams who is the Community Manager for TM International, a Paris-based recruitment agency Social networking is not a new phenomenon. This won’t be the first time you’ve heard the term and if you are ...
How to Improve Your SEO This is a guest post by James Williams who is the Community Manager for TM International, a Paris-based recruitment agency Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is one of the most important things to consider when building an online marketing strategy. Th...
Google+ vs. Facebook: Facebook Strikes Back This is the third part in a series of guests post by James Williams who is the Community Manager for TM International, a Paris-based recruitment agency. You may want to read the first and second part first. More than 800 million active users. ...
Google+ vs. Facebook: Google's battle plan This is the second part in a series of guest posts by James Williams who is the Community Manager for TM International, a Paris-based recruitment agency. You may want to read part one first, part three is here. In Part 1 I focused on the expl...
Google+ vs. Facebook: And the winner is… This is the first part in a series of guest posts by James Williams who is the Community Manager for TM International, a Paris-based recruitment agency. Parts two and three are no available. Last week, Google+ opened for business. You ca...
How to use social media to benefit your business This is a guest post by James Williams who is the Community Manager for TM International, a Paris-based recruitment agency Social Media is going to become the key for business survival. It is not unlikely that, in the future, social media may even bec...
E-commerce for the faint hearted This guest post is by Nick Garnett who is a web designer and developer based in the UK and the Haute Vienne, France. E-commerce is no longer the swamp of impenetrable code it used to be, it scared us all for many years forcing us to either not s...
Mums in business – Can we do it? Yes we can! This is a guest post by Sally Walker who is the owner of www.sallywalker.me.uk – web design, brand manager, systems and tech support. My day starts at around 7am when I perform my first email check of the morning, schedule any work I need in for t...
Jelly! When lone-working can become co-working This is a guest post by Annette Morris. She co-runs Languedoc-Midi.info and the Languedoc group of the Survive France Network. In 2011 she started “Languedoc Jelly”, co-working events for entrepreneurs and expats working from home in the Languedoc-Rou...
Guest post: Having a website designed and getting it out there This guest post was written by Jason Roberts. He is an artist that has made a progression into designing websites. He specializes in the design and layout aspects of websites using rich colours to produce dynamic designs. He also creates Facebook business...