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I will second this, think you can use it once a week for free. It doesn't pick up all the information but from an amateur's point of view it certainly highlights areas to be improved

From an advertising perspective Twitter has provided some leads in terms of business which is great but I still think Google+ or LinkedIn is going to be the social media site of choice for business in the future.

If you thought the high street gave you a very limited variety of choices of products to buy it seems it is only going to get worse. Recently visited Slough high street, never seen so many 1 pound and shops which had leftovers from others within the chain - shocking

At this point it is supplemental but agreed this is the first step towards no state pension

Unfortunately no, and to be honest I am not sure I ever will as Facebook doesn't include my Likes from business pages (really don't see why they don't even if it was a separate total)

You would be surprised how many small businesses we have had to reiterate this too. Considering the impact on small businesses the feedback we have been getting is that this should have been communicated clearer.

I rarely get a lunch break (tends to be a sandwich en transit) but when I get a spare 30 mins I will generally catch up on the latest news and politics. I primarily do this so I do know their is another world outside of the bubble that is my own business plus its good to know whats going on in the world when meeting new or existing clients in case they come up in idle conversation.

I have always been happy with Safari, does exactly what it says on the tin from my perspective.

The insurance sector is similar to the legal sector in that it can easily change to the market. Going back a few years all the legal firms effectively just got rid of all their conveyancing teams due to the housing market being dead and up in their place appeared debt collection teams.

It is just good for businesses to be fluid like this so I expect those equivalent roles will appear again over time somewhere else within Aviva but then again that generally won't make the press.

More sickeningly is seeing the profits of these insurance companies who benefit off certain compulsory insurances (car and house) yet rates keep rising tightening the load for people

Twitter is indeed a good way of promoting your material and gaining traffic, the best bit is looking for those retweet that puts you in front of new potential customers