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Business Ideas

August 18, 2016October 11, 2024

20 to consider measures to be creative commercially

Creativity is a competition that is absolutely necessary to develop an efficient and profitable marketing. That is, to be able to capture the customer’s attention, to differentiate ourselves from other competitors, to be able to convey who we are, to show we offer, to have more innovative products, uses of these broader, combinations of uses

Digital Marketing

August 13, 2016October 11, 2024

Educational Marketing: when to sell is 100% communication

It is interesting to observe how the educational industry works. In general the question has to do with access and opportunities for all, quality education and concordance with the times, as well as infrastructure issues. On the other hand, whatever the dynamics, the fact remains that from schools, universities, colleges and institutions providing educational services

Business online

August 12, 2016October 11, 2024

Travelers would pay more for those hotels with better recommendations online

The influence of the recommendations and comments from other customers in the tourism sector is crucial for making the final decision. An influence that not only manifests when deciding on which establishment booking, but how much is the customer willing to pay for it. No missing data to support these claims. On the one hand,

Digital Marketing

August 6, 2016October 11, 2024

Virtue of necessity born: Being community manager is a lifestyle

Speaking of social networking is now synonymous with a new lifestyle. The emergence of social media linked the loss of “well-being” derived from the current situation, he has made a return to the “humanization and efficiency”, an essential requirement for growth. The virtual presence is performed by persons, a great paradox When we talk about

Tips and Ideas

August 4, 2016October 11, 2024

How ‘make do and mend’ became a mantra for today’s on-trend fashion lovers

In a world of instant gratification, the art of mending and repairing clothes was one that seemed to have had its day; however, it has suddenly made a return, with a whole new generation wielding a needle and thread. Image Credit It is estimated that half a million people took up sewing recently. With shows

Home Improvement

August 2, 2016October 11, 2024

Tricks to get the most out of your closet

Something we value highly when choosing furniture for our home is storage space, but not always have all we would like. In this case, it is best to make the most of every corner, organizing well our stuff and freeing us from anything that did not use. Specifically, the cabinet is one of the areas

Tips and Ideas

August 1, 2016October 11, 2024

Movavi Video Editor for Mac: The Quick and Easy Way to Edit Videos

Generally speaking ‘quick’ and ‘easy’ are two words that aren’t often used to describe video editing. In fact most people view video editing as quite the opposite due to how convoluted and technical it can be.

Tips and Ideas

August 1, 2016October 11, 2024

Over 6 million cyber crimes committed last year in the UK

With everyone from Hillary Clinton to Sir Dave Brailsford claiming to have had sensitive information hacked, cyber crime is big news. Recent figures from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) show the scale of the problem, with almost 6 million fraud and cyber crimes reported in 2015 in England and Wales. Image Credit Computer Misuse

Digital Marketing

July 30, 2016October 11, 2024

Companies rush to search expert digital marketing professionals

Digital skills are among the qualities most valued marketing professionals. Companies especially value this potential, and consider it a well rising to be cultivated within the organization. 71% of executives of large companies and agencies consider their digital marketing departments are very good in some areas, but could also improve in others. This is reflected

Tips and Ideas

July 29, 2016October 11, 2024

What Google’s new deal with the NHS means for optician management systems

With two million people suffering from the loss of some or all of their sight in the UK, eye care professionals have long being looking for ways to improve the early diagnosis of diseases such as diabetic retinopathy and age-related macular degeneration. This is what led Pearse Keane, Consultant Ophthalmologist at London’s Moorfields Eye Hospital,