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'Facebook' was the most popular search on Google in 2010. I believe this shows that people still think Google IS the internet, and the Google search bar is used to navigate through the web instead of the URL bar on browsers.

Worryingly, 'google' was the third-most popular searched word on Google in Australia.

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Might we Australians be preparing to soon take over Paris as the romantic capital of the world? Surely not!

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I am pleased to say KAYWEB is now a part of it.

Over four months of strategy and work by my wife Taline Kayserian and myself paid off when I officially opened KAYWEB's fourth office in New York City.

KAYWEB, LLC is our United States trading name and we also have our first two clients in the bag after a productive week of meetings centering around New York Entrepreneur Week, which brought together some of the Big Apple's most innovative minds.

After four visits now, I am convinced the energy of New York cannot be exaggerated.

Whether it is walking down Times Square after midnight, 6am breakfast meetings at five-star hotels, drinks at a West Village bar, lunchtime cigars at the local lounge and walks down Central Park, New York seems to be the only place in the world where work is literally 24/7.

As well as being 24/7, it is instant - e.g. on a Saturday, I was trying to enjoy a walk in Central Park, when a guy called me with an extension to his web business idea and he needed to meet. I met him at Central Park.

Another example of New York's ‘instant' business culture was when I emailed the CEO of a major web company and received a reply from his iPhone minutes later.

I'm hardly complaining. It is both enjoyable and exhausting at the same time. You are so intoxicated by the City that you go with the flow and survive on very little sleep. Some of my new friends said they even dream about their ideas and action items at night.

It is important to note that business in New York is not for the faint of heart. With hard work and persistence, it has paid off for many. Hopefully it will pay off for us at KAYWEB also.

Gary Whitehill and his friends have managed to use the famous New York City energy to create a community of people who have achieved and want to achieve so much in the business world. Gary calls these people "rockstars".

Evenings also included events that brought this community closer in a more casual environment, with the "Do It In Person" event, organised by founder Aron Schoenberg, a particular highlight in a Chelsea bar.

Connections made during this week are connections to keep for anyone who wants to get anywhere in business in New York. If you impress, you are closer to making a splash in arguably the world's biggest ideas market.

During this trip, KAYWEB launched our New York City office, thus we were the attention of many entrepreneurs with ideas to make it big in the web industry.

I met with numerous aspirants, listened to their ideas and highlighted a handful we would investigate further. From these, two are KAYWEB's first two New York City clients.

New York City's culture encourages entrepreneurs to be all that they can be.

Businesswoman and reality TV star Kim Kardashian was on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno during my week in New York, and she summed it up best when saying: "There's no energy like New York. I'm such a workaholic that I feel I get so much down there!"

But there are entrepreneurs everywhere, not just New York.

At KAYWEB, one of my major goals is to have our clients in Australia and Asia start taking steps to pave their own way in life.

There are a myriad of opportunities available online and on mobile, and we are ready to help turn your ideas into reality.

Dear Xxxxx,

Thank you for your email and thank you for considering us at KAYWEB for this project.

We wish you luck in your future endeavours, and are available should your needs ever desire.

Kind regards,

Xxxxxx

This email takes less than 2 minutes to author, but could mean the difference between $0 and thousands of dollars.

On this occasion, as has happened on a number of occasions in the past, the potential client came back after a "change of mind".

Their representative said we were the "humans" she wanted to work with. I believe the "thank you despite knock-back' email is one of the reasons we were considered more human than our competitors.

Australia is a wonderful country of businesses and businesspeople. But the restrictions placed on our entrepreneurs by our relatively small population means representation of some grand ideas on a global scale - especially in the United States - will add several zeroes to their bank balance when all is said and done.

This visit is to complete my vision for KAYWEB; to turn the business that started in my parents' Belrose (NSW Australia) living room into a full service web and mobile solutions provider, which has a presence in not only Australia (Sydney and Melbourne) and Asia (Manila), but also in the United States through an ever-burgeoning network.

This will ensure KAYWEB is the number one choice for Australian web entrepreneurs wanting to make it big on a global scale. This will ensure KAYWEB can foster the growth of the next Australian-inspired Google; the next Australian-inspired Facebook; the next Australian-inspired Amazon.

Stay tuned for some major announcements upon my return mid-November.