Novanna Measurement Systems: New Blog Added to the Main Novanna Website

Novanna Measurement Systems: New Blog Added to the Main Novanna Website:  

It was a bit of a wrestling match with the shopping cart program but I got there in the end!

"We've decided to add an articles blog to the main Novanna website in order to better inform our readers, customers and followers and allow ..."

What's this Google Photography Business?

Last week I heard about a new service being rolled out by Google, and I heard about it in the way I like best: with an offer for our company Cinnamon Edge to become an exclusive supplier. 

After undergoing lots of tests and an intensive grilling, photographer Mark Swanson has been granted Google Trusted Photographer status, meaning he is one of very few photographers in the UK who's allowed to supply Google Business Photography, or GBP..

Google Business Photography takes their acclaimed Street View technology right inside your business, allowing potential customers to browse your premises and get a better impression of your business from the 360 degree panoramas and 'walk-throughs'. It's great for shops and brilliant for restaurants, bars, hotels and spas.

Learn more about GBP here.

Mark liked what he saw of Cinnamon Edge and approached us last week via Twitter. We wasted no time and met this week to agree terms. What that means to you is Cinnamon Edge are your first port of call for Google Business Photography in the Bury St Edmunds area.

As it's a new service, GBP is very competitively priced at the moment. Prices will rise as it becomes better known, so if you're interested in getting a real advantage in these tricky times, contact us at info@cinnomedge.co.uk or email me at roy@royeveritt.com.

Or call us on 01284 767193.


Roy

Client Blog: Soil Testing and Analysis: What is a pH Meter?

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Things I'll Never Know...

I’ll never know if I could have run a four-minute mile. I know I could run, but…

I’ll never know if I could have won a stage in the Tour de France. Probably not but who knows?

I’ll never know what might have happened if… [enter missed opportunity here]

I’ll never know any of those things because I never tried to do them when the time was right.

I’m too old now to run a four-minute mile and I’ll never have a chance now to be a professional cyclist.

I do know I could never have played cricket or football at a high level because I tried and found I wasn’t good enough.

I also do know that I COULD be a published author with thousands of people reading my books, because I tried and found I WAS good enough.

And so are you, very probably.

But you will never know if you don’t try.

That’s why it pains me to see would be writers who don’t try – where the only writing they do is writing off their chances before they even attempt it.

And that’s why I’m co-presenting a workshop with Jacqui on 31 May to help people like you write, edit and publish their books on Amazon’s Kindle – where authors are paid up to seventy percent (yes, 70%) royalties on every book sold, and where publication is guaranteed and promotion world-wide is free... 

It’s probably harder to fail with Kindle than it is to succeed, but you will never know what that feels like unless you do it.

Thousands of people have read our books on Kindle and elsewhere. Those people could be reading your book just a couple of weeks from now if you join us on 31 May:

http://www.cinnamonedgepublishing.co.uk/get-published-on-kindle-workshop-2/

Roy

PS. If you can’t make it on 31 May but would like our help with publishing on Kindle or elsewhere, do get in touch. Just hit ‘reply’ and tell us how we can help.