So, Identity are exhibiting at the Menta trade fair in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk on 11^thSeptember and are giving away another monitor to a lucky winner!
Monitor for illustration purposes only

We’ve been doing some research about trade fairs and the best ways to get something out of them. Here is what we have found out:

Ok so you’ve written something so good but no-one is reading it? No Google+ no likes on Facebook, no comments… don’t worry, it’s not time to throw in the towel just yet, the solution could be simpler than you think.

"Kindle - Your days are numbered."

1. Short and concise

People scan when they read online so feed that scanning need with snappy concise text. I you have something complex to say try breaking it up.

Start with your conclusion first, then support it with the sentences that follow. This helps your customers to move from point to point, and decide where they’d like to dive in deeper.

2. Break up content with compelling sub headings.

And here at Identity we couldn’t agree more! Microsoft has launched a campaign to try to reduce the 10-year-old browsers usage down to 1%.

The new countdown site - www.theie6countdown.com – is “designed to monitor progress of moving worldwide market share of Internet Explorer 6 (IE6) to less than 1%”, Microsoft said in a statement. “Currently one in four Internet Explorer users continue to use IE6, a browser which lacks modern web standards and provides an unsatisfactory user experience,” said the company.

The Best News Feed Apps!

An essential download for all smartphones and tablets.

While browsing the web for all your favourite news sites is admittedly no great hassle, the appeal and convenience of apps that successfully bring all the news that you want to one location, ready for consumption by your hungry mind, cannot be denied.

News apps represent a booming sector of the app world and one that has progressively evolved from initially being simple RSS feed readers, into much more complicated and personalised interfaces.

Store, sync and share your files for no charge

Ok so here at identity we know we couldn’t easily work without our online storage service. It backs up our files, it shares them between computers, it even has the ability to restore older deleted files! We can work from home and still have all our work files to hand, the service in to us, indispensible. Which one do we use? It’s called Dropbox, which as I’m sure many of you already do use. However, for those that haven’t discovered it yet and what it could potentially do for you and your business let me explain. First let me start by saying we are not getting paid by Dropbox so I’ll also take you through a couple of different service providers that also offer similar services…