Building Profitable Businesses in Falkirk

James Stewart: Share on Facebook Share Twitter

Blog Posts (1)
Discussions (2)
Events
Groups
Photos
Photo Albums
Videos

James Stewart's Apps (1)

James Stewart's Friends

View All

Gifts Received

James Stewart has not received any gifts yet

Give a Gift

James Stewart's Page

Profile Information

My Company: James Stewart Photography

What we Offer: Photographic service for the Commercial & Public Sectors. All types of Commercial, PR, Fashion, Editorial, Portrait and Sport Photography, either on location or in studio.

Website:: http://www.jspa.co.uk

Contact Address - Must be within Falkirk District - Full address please: James Stewart Photography
19 Carronlea Drive
Falkirk
FK2 8DN
01324 570291
07721 416997
jim@jspa.co.uk

Telephone: 07721 416997

Email: jim@jspa.co.uk

My Business Keywords are - Use words you want the search engine to find related to your business: Photography
Photographer
Commercial Photographer
Portrait Photographer
Fashion Photographer
PR Photographer
Sports Photographer
Falkirk Photographer
Photographer in Falkirk
Event Photographer

Latest Activity

Val Trotter left a comment for James Stewart

"Hi Jim Please see my blog regarding our fashion show/party. Would you be interested in becoming involved? Regards Val"

Sep 15, 2010

Will Hogg left a comment for James Stewart

"Hi James Thanks for the connect, good to hear from you, if you would or anyone else like a link to be added to my technology info site see below and I'll link to you...one of the elements that helps with you seo ranking…"

Oct 2, 2009

James Stewart is attending Hazel Jeffrey's event

Falkirk Business Club at Forth Valley

September 16, 2009 from 12pm to 2pm

It is my pleasure to invite you to join the Falkirk Business Club 2009/2010 organised and hosted by Falkirk for Business. As we approach the first meeting of our new club year we are keen to see an influx of members both new and continuing. Indications are that we will have a number of new members this year but the more the better so we hope you will take this opportunity to join.The Club builds on the strengths of the Falkirk for Business Marketing Club which has successfully operated in the…See More

Sep 3, 2009

0 Comments

James Stewart posted a blog post

DON’T DEVALUE YOUR IMAGE

In this difficult time we’re all looking for ways of cutting costs.But BEWARE… When it comes to your company’s image are you doing your business more harm than good?There the age old saying, “A picture speaks a thousand words”.So ask yourself ….. What “Thousand Words” are the pictures you use to promote products or services actually saying about your company?We all know that first impressions are lasting impressions. Who you are and what you stand for can be expressed in the blink on an eye.Get…See More

Jun 19, 2009

0 Comments

James Stewart is attending Hazel Jeffrey's event

Falkirk Business Club Meeting at Forth Valley

March 18, 2009 from 12pm to 2pm

This months speakers are Tom Neilson and Anita Paterson from Healthy Working Lifes and they will be talking about "The Business Benefits of Maintaining a Safe and Healthy Workforce.Tom Neilson is the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS0 Adviser for the Forth Valley Healthy Working Lives Workplace team. Tom’s primary role is to deliver the Occupational Health and Safety Aspects of the Scottish Governments Free and Confidential Healthy Working Lives Award programmePreviously Tom worked as an OHS…See More

Mar 12, 2009

0 Comments

James Stewart is attending Hazel Jeffrey's event

Falkirk Business Club

February 18, 2009 from 12pm to 2pm

Next Meeting of the Club18th February 12:00 noon 14:00Our speaker for this meeting will be:Paul Conway of Paul’s Quality ButchersPaul’s Quality Butchers manufactures a variety of award winning products, which are both innovative and exciting while still being reasonably priced. Paul has shown himself to be a very good butcher with excellent customer care skills and a sound head for business. He believes that looking after the customer and giving them what they want i.e. the best possible…See More

Jan 29, 2009

0 Comments

James Stewart's Blog

DON’T DEVALUE YOUR IMAGE

In this difficult time we’re all looking for ways of cutting costs.

But BEWARE… When it comes to your company’s image are you doing your business more harm than good?

There the age old saying, “A picture speaks a thousand words”.

So ask yourself ….. What “Thousand Words” are the pictures you use to promote products or services actually saying about your company?

We all know that first impressions are lasting impressions. Who you are and what you stand… Continue

Posted on June 19, 2009 at 10:39

Comment Wall (20 comments)

You need to be a member of Falkirk Business to add comments!

Join Falkirk Business

At 12:42 on September 15, 2010, Val Trotter said…: Hi Jim
Please see my blog regarding our fashion show/party.
Would you be interested in becoming involved?
Regards
Val

At 10:15 on October 2, 2009, Will Hogg said…: Hi James

Thanks for the connect, good to hear from you, if you would or anyone else like a link to be added to my technology info site see below and I'll link to you...one of the elements that helps with you seo ranking (eventually)

http://www.smeology.co.uk/directory/add-your-business-to-directory/

If I can help in any way with your site etc just drop me a mail at info@centralstrata.co.uk

Pleased that your business is doing good, it all takes time

cheers

Will

At 16:25 on November 24, 2008, Hazel Jeffrey said…: Hi James

Looking forward to seeing you at the December meeting of the Falkirk Business Club.

Mandy

At 15:58 on September 26, 2008, angela said…: Hi James - didn't have time to eat breakfast because as usual enjoy chatting too much - even at that time - now you know why my husband is out to work at 0600 every morning!! It is proving to be logistically impossible for me to join BNI as no one to watch my two boys. Looks like I will just have to content myself with being a professional substitute for the time being (hubbie goes into work late on these days but cannot make it a regular thing). Have just joined the Marketing Club so will catch up there. Angela

At 9:58 on August 25, 2008, Hazel Jeffrey said…: Hi James

We are working on a relaunch of the "Marketing Club" at the moment, will be in touch.

Mandy

At 17:37 on July 28, 2008, derek malcolm said…: hi jim,

my e mail 's working .

regards

derek

At 17:13 on July 28, 2008, Richard Bell said…: Hi James

Have you entered the Falkirk Herald business awards yet? Details are posted on the events site or available at www.Falkirkherald.co.uk

Richard

At 15:29 on June 5, 2008, cariss moir said…: Hi James.... thanks very much for your message. I have been to BNI at The Plough a few times as a visitor and as a sub. I know Paul Harper and pass business his way and I've subbed a few times for Mike Vikers. Anyway, thank you for the invite but I must decline. Purely for the reason that I cannot commit to the meeting once a week. Once again, thanks for the invite and maybe we will meet one day. Warm regards, Cariss

At 20:45 on May 1, 2008, Karen Henderson said…: Hi Jim

Thanks for your message. Things are a bit slow to start with but building up. Making lots of contacts so hopefully busy days ahead!!

I was really interested in your template idea as your web page looks really professional, so I will be looking into that, although as a designer I feel it is a bit of a cop out (but if it works.. it works!).

Still working on that family portrait idea.... trouble is we have two beautiful children and a very cute dog and we are both very un-photogenic. Can't have everything I suppose. Still think it would be a nice way to celebrate our silver wedding though.... still working on it....

Take care, speak soon

Karen

At 18:56 on May 1, 2008, seo {web:media} said…: Hi Jim

Re your comment to Karen about web templates. No need for any apologies!

Web design, these days, is perhaps a misnomer as it is less an activity and more a process. It should more correctly be renamed web development and management as it is more about function, useability, accessibility and the way it contributes to overall business objectives rather than only aethetics, important as it is.

Most, if not all, web sites these days use a template for form and layout, and if not there is a good argument why they should.

There are many good sources of templates that come with all the necessary css and page code that with very little modification can be adapted very successfully to build an individual looking web site.

And, if there is an existing template available that can provide and form the basis of a new site there is no point reinventing the wheel.

In Karen's case, as a graphic designer, I'm sure she would be able to produce the design & graphics which could form the basis of a very good template.