Amy Watson

Amy Watson is a passionate writer from Ideacom, NC, with a passion for reading and writing about technology, telecom and its implementation in our modern world.

Amy devotes extensive research to write content that delivers credible and trustworthy info to her readers.

Author's recent posts

Best VOIP Phone Features That Can Greatly Benefit Your Business

Many businesses have transitioned to voice over internet protocol (VoIP) business phone systems. The best VoIP phones features tend to benefit small businesses more.

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How a Cloud Workspace Can Help Your Freelance Writing Career

Having a successful freelance writing career requires more than just being astute in the writing craft; it also requires resourcefulness and using new tools like Cloud workspaces for freelancers.

Anthony McKenzie

8 Tips for a Healthy & Happy Family Lifestyle

Making the switch to a healthy lifestyle is not always easy, but it is essential for families and individuals alike.

Jess Cooper

YouTube Limits Monetization Until Creators Reach 10,000 Views

YouTube announced that creators will not be allowed to monetize their videos with ads until they hit 10,000 views on their channel effective Thursday 6th.

Alexis Davis

Latest posts

Strategies Brits Are Using to Achieve Financial Freedom

In a bid to attain financial freedom, many people in the UK have or are planning to start their own business, among other strategies, a new study finds.

If you are considering starting content creation as a student, there is no time like the present. Check out content creation ideas for students you can use.

A robotic revolution is underway, with AI technology impacting many industries and rendering jobs redundant. Some jobs are more at risk than others.

How to Improve Your Home’s EPC Rating as Interest Surges

As interest on how to increase EPC (energy performance certificate) rating surges, experts share valuable insights to improve your home's energy efficiency.

How Content Writers Can Benefit from Web Scraping

A lot has been written about web scraping, mostly focusing on how corporations can use it to generate more revenue and produce better services. But content writers can also use and benefit from it too.