Well, the thing is, I don't think there is a typical day in online marketing and maybe that's why it's so much fun?

The other day I was playing on billiards on my Wii for hours in order to capture something YouTube worthy. Eventually got a monster opening shot, so I file this one under content creation.



Yesterday I was in Greenwich for most of the day, catching up with a friend. Greenwich park is amazing in the autumn, and I was also pleased that the landlord has not yet removed my company name from the shared sign for my old office - 10 months after I left. It feels like a small part of Greenwich will be forever Uretopia Limited.

And today I've been coding up a mailing list function to send toy discounts out to visitors to my toy website. Should have done this a few weeks ago but hopefully I'll get some signups over the coming weeks.

So I guess the cool thing about doing all this for a living is that there is no typical day at all really and the working week is filled with random events and unexpected tangents that make it a tad more interesting than a normal 9-5 job.