It's always been a bit of a standing joke: Americans don't get British humour. There's plenty of evidence to support this, not least that US remakes of comedy classics such as Men Behaving Badly, The Young Ones and The Inbetweeners are almost always inferior to their British originals.

In particular, Americans don't seem to understand sarcasm.

​The Engine is a new initiative providing practical business support to Auckland's start-ups, and small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs). To celebrate its launch, The Engine is offering free training workshops until the end of May, with proven strategies and practical advice being delivered by experienced business owners.

​What is a case study? Yes, it's a write-up of a successful project – but it's also much more than that.
 
I bang on to my clients that, in order to improve their marketing communications, they need to see through their customers' eyes and talk their customers' language. Well, who better to help you achieve this than… an actual customer!

1. Be yourself
Your blog is your online conversation with your audience.
You want them to identify and connect with you.
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2. Be consistent
It's better to aim and achieve one blog per month than to aim and miss at one blog per week.