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When Elon Musk bought Twitter, it was estimated that up to 15% of users were so-called bots or fake accounts, but what is the purpose of a fake account and why do people do it? People set up

As the foremost business orientated social networking tool, LinkedIn has become a powerful platform for professionals to connect, engage and build their networks. In this blog, we’ve provided some tips on

In recent years, colouring has become popular way for adults to destress and regain focus on their lives. Colouring may be something you

Dogs’ nutritional needs evolve over their lifetime. In the UK there is an increasing population of older pooches thanks to improved veterinary care, safer living conditions and good diets. As dogs become older,

Self-published eBooks have become big business in recent years. Whether you have written a spine-chilling thriller, a family history, a book of your favourite recipes, or a

As a new year begins, now might be the time for you to think about making changes or upgrades to your lifestyle choices. Many people take

At this time of year, sugary sweets and highly processed foods abound as people all over the country prepare to celebrate Halloween and indulge in the candies and party food that typify the

If you’re a student, you’ve probably already started your new academic year by now. New starts represent new opportunities to make new friends and engage with new material, but this can also be an anxious time as it reflects a change in any

As the warmer months approach, now is the perfect time to think about raising your picnic game with some paleo-friendly dishes. The paleo diet is

The rise of online frauds and scams has made internet users more and more aware of the problems associated with sharing too much personal information online. Facebook, and social media sites like it, report that as many as 8.7% of accounts on its site are

The adage that you are what you eat rings true for humans, but did you know that the same can be said for our four-legged friends?

The past several months have seen unprecedented disruptions to our daily routines, not least for those dog owners who have been working from home

This year has seen a huge increase in dog ownership levels in the UK, and that’s perhaps not surprising under

A common mistake in developing an online marketing strategy is to overlook the specifics of who a strategy is targeting. Knowing your customer is key to ensuring an effective strategy. One of the best ways to explore your customer is

In moderation, stress is a normal human reaction which is essential to our survival. It releases cortisol, epinephrine, and norepinephrine, which help to focus the mind and make split-second decisions. Too much stress, however, can

The current period of near global lockdown means that many folks have been trying to find creative ways to fill their days. Those with

Last month marked a sombre moment in the history of British grammar with the closing of the Apostrophe Protection Society (APS). Founded in

Research published this month confirmed what dog-lovers have always known; that dog-ownership is good for your health, can reduce stress, and according to one study, can reduce the risk of an early death by 24%.

This month saw the hottest July day on record, and at times like this it’s normal to be concerned for the wellbeing of your four-legged friends. Dogs find it more difficult to cool down in the heat than do humans because they do not sweat and instead lose heat by panting. That means that if […]

The summer term of the academic year is one typically dominated by exam stress for teenagers and adults at different points of their academic lives. We often hear about how fish is good for the brain, but have you wondered about how other elements of your diet can improve your game as you prepare for […]

Blogging is becoming an increasingly popular way for small brands to promote their business and to build an online presence. Blogs are effective when they are relevant, pithy, and helpful to the reader.

Shrove Tuesday is next week, and you may have given some thought to your own favourite pancake toppings on March 5th, but what about your four-legged friend? Are pancakes suitable for her? And if so, how can you best involve her in this fun annual event?

With summer officially over, and the thermostat officially at the ‘on’ position, you may be looking forward to hunkering down in your cosy home. What better to have

As the summer months roll on, the great British public’s enthusiasm for a lovely picnic shows no sign of abating whatever the weather, and dog lovers will