So, it seems that our rant about Google search becoming a pain to deal with, and a number of other such posts across the web haven’t got unnoticed. Google’s web spam head Matt Cutts posted a detailed blog post on the official Google blog the other day talking about some of that, and that they [...]

Yesterday, Google announced its quarterly results. Well, nothing unusual there. Rise in earnings, rise in profits, rise in number of employees around the world…so, overall, the same story that’s been going on every 3 months since Google started announcing them. But that wasn’t all. Google also announced something that wasn’t expected. Eric Schmidt, Google’s Chairman [...]

Sunil contacted me asking if he could apply to become a columnist on Entrepreneurs-Journey. I asked him what are the highlights of his “career” as an entrepreneur so I could be confident in his credibility and he had stories to tell that we could all learn from. It turns out Sunil has done a few [...]

Total Raised So Far: $2622 Living in Brisbane last week was a little bit different. I’m not entirely sure what the news coverage was like overseas, however I do know many of my readers are aware that we had a little flooding problem in my city, the third largest in Australia. Needless to say it [...]

One of the most important decisions a new company with a product to sell will make is selecting a manufacturer.  While some design companies may decide to keep production local, most will choose an international factory for mass production, typically in Asia or in South America, depending on your product. For our company, split between [...]

This is Yaro here, briefly intruding on Leigh’s column. I just wanted to clarify that Leigh wrote this article to highlight many of the best and most important articles hidden away in the archives of this blog. Since Leigh is a long time reader of Entrepreneurs-Journey.com (and now columnist) she’s been around long enough to [...]

Unless you are well established or independently wealthy to begin with, you have a budget that you need to work within for starting your blog and online business. While this “magic number’ is different for everyone, a lot of things surrounding your blog have or will have costs associated with them. While I can’t speak [...]

When Google Goggles was first introduced for Android in 2009, the app, especially the concept and technology behind it, received good feedback from experts as well as the general crowd. Google later also came up with Google Goggles for iPhone. We know that Google’s engineers usually don’t just like to rest on their laurels. Hence, [...]

Press play to begin streaming the audio or right click the text link and choose save as or save link. Download the MP3 [ 59 Minutes - 28 MB ] Many a time I’ve received a question from a person who has English as a second language, regarding their options for writing a blog and [...]

Irrelevant results on the search pages in Google are nothing new, and we have had people criticizing it time and again. But that used to be a part of exceptions, not the average. I mean, the name Google is synonymous with search, right? It is the leader and authority when it comes to web search, [...]

In my what we want from Google in 2011 post, I mentioned that we are looking forward to the upcoming Android versions, especially Honeycomb. Well, the wait wasn’t long. Just a few days into 2011 and Google’s Android team has showed off Android’s long awaited Honeycomb version for tablets. Honeycomb is Android’s highly refined version [...]

Do you know how much footage is being uploaded to YouTube each and everyday?  We were shocked to learn that about 35 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute.  Yes, per “minute!”  With that much information being uploaded so quickly, we were quite curious as to how they manage keep up with it [...]

Author’s Update: I have made a few changes to the article below for the following reasons. The tone of the article was perceived by some to be negative towards Tim Ferriss. This is in no way true. For example, my use of the term “hype” is not to insult. Hype has many level and layers. I [...]

If you hadn’t already heard, the guys over at Google recently announced that more than 120 million people are now using Chrome.  These millions of users consist of both regular people like you and me as well as businesses.  In recent months, many businesses have become interested in learning how to make the most of [...]