2026 — £500 for a good website? That’s Ferrari expectations on a £500 budget. And spending £3,000 doesn’t automatically mean you’re getting good work. Here’s my take on what you should… → Watch on YouTube

2026 — Over the last 2 years, posting videos online has brought nearly £200k into my agency. → Watch on YouTube

2026 — "I don't need a new website because my website doesn't bring me any leads" → Watch on YouTube

2026 — Your site's gone quiet and everyone says it looks great. Five checks to tell whose fault that actually is. → Watch on YouTube

2026 – ongoing — My anti-guru productivity app. All the good ideas from every method that actually works, none of the gurus. I use it every day, and I'm probably the only person alive who does. → Try it free at napoleon.today

2008 – 2026 — Sixteen years of shouting into the void, ranked by how many people liked it. The greatest hits from my Twitter, warts and all. → Still going on Twitter

2026 — Everyone's flogging 'GEO'. I pulled the data from 70 sites. AI sends about 1% of your traffic. → Watch on YouTube

2009 – present — I keep setting myself the same daft challenge: make one of something, every single day, for a year. Posters, photos, record sleeves, podcasts, doodles. Here's the running tally.

2026 — On using AI to un-hance things instead of enhancing them. A creative tool aimed at a deliberately weirder website. And a confession: every word and pixel of this site, this one included, is prompted.

2026 — PageSpeed gives you a score out of 100. Chasing a perfect one is mostly a waste of your time. → Watch on YouTube