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No, of course not! I'd feel terrible not contributing! Especially for food? Don't feel bad at all, she's your friend but you can't but footing the bill for the cost of the extra food and bill costs. Have you suggested you try and help her look for somewhere? "Why don't we go flat hunting for you this weekend?" might give her a bit of a push.

Before you start focusing your efforts and money on driving efforts, be sure that your website has strong conversion elements, is visually appealing, user friendly, etc, otherwise these visitors are just going to be wasted.

Congrats on doubling your visitors, have your sales/leads also increased since visitors increased? Sounds like you are doing a good job on your own. I'm new here but it seems the people of MLF are all happy to help :-).

Hi - sorry about the late reply. Mine is a Tom Tom, I've forgotten what model, I will check later tonight and get back to you.

Ahh, perhaps I should have looked in to it further - it appeared pretty decent on the surface! Oh well, I'll probably still give it a whirl, don't have to actually use the code it gives me i guess!

Is there something in particular with Facebook you are struggling with?

I came across this website a few days ago, I haven't tried it out properly yet but it looks as though it may be useful

Like Page Builder

It lets you create Facebook landing pages for free. Let me know if anyone has any success with it.

This blog post may be of some use for those wanting to implement mobile versions of their website: Want mobile versions of your site? Go responsive! | UP Search

Is having passion for something really enough though? Loving what you do is great but if you've ever watched Dragons Den (sorry, bad example i know) you see all these people who are passionate, absolutely love their business idea but really it's an absolutely crazy idea.!

I do agree though, if you don't have the passion for what you're doing then you're more likely to fail.

Wow - information overload. I think my brain would explodee if i were to try and take all this in in such a short amount of time. You may read it all, but I'd very much doubt you'd take all the necessary information in properly. It's just too much. The actual content of the course seems okay, if the modules were split over a day or so each over a few weeks/months this would probably be a lot better. But then, for