andycav

When I commuted by train, my iPad was very valuable: you can do a lot of work on it.

AC

If your company is located in (or near) Jaffa, you won't have any problem at all!

Isn't it a little bit generic? Could you please make some significant examples?

Thx,

AC

...as soon as back home, every day my car-related inbox would be full of nice messages from fellow motorists...

So...?

My BMW did just that: if the battery voltage decreasde under a specific threshold (when the engine was off), any light was switched off. A good idea, anyway.

AC

...sometimes I publish ideas that I think have potential (at an early stage, of course) on my blog: if they get commented, then there is REAL potential...

Take inspiration from Ikea: they don't sell cheap furnitures and home accessories, they "democratize" design. Make it AFFORDABLE, not low-cost ! How to do it? Don't sell a product, sell/tell a story, become an experience. And, most important, find yourself an enemy - e.g. a competitor, bad design, unreliable products, high prices, copycats, etc.

Regards, Andy Cavallini - http://www.gaia-matrix.com

In my opinion: 1) Frequent updates 2) Some nice (but not big) images 3) Using LinkedIn groups as "loudspeakers" - especially if your blog is business-oriented or technical