May 24, 2014
With busy schedules, it can be hard to find ways to earn extra money. If you have a Smartphone and know the basics of technology, however, there are ways to supplement your income and bring in a few extra additional dollars a week. Here are 3 ways to increase your paycheck this summer: 1. Gigwalk Gigwalk is an iPhone and…
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May 22, 2014
Groceries are something everyone needs, yet they are something that can quickly add up and cost you substantially if you are not careful. Luckily, most grocery stores have strong marketing teams behind them who want to bring revenue to their stores and also help save you money. With the right strategy, you can save significantly while shopping for groceries. 1….
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May 21, 2014
Technology is changing our world. And with that change comes positive and negative effects on the consumer and the business. One of the more common technology changes that we have seen a lot of in the past few years is hardware changes. Sometimes you might not notice a change in an upgraded product’s hardware. But other times you can’t miss…
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May 21, 2014
Revamp your summer marketing strategy Summer is a fun time. Summer means more sun and (hopefully) more time on a beach you can’t pronounce the name of. Either way, summertime introduces interesting marketing dynamics to you and your business that need to be considered. Summer is the time most people travel and take vacation time. For the travel and tourism…
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May 19, 2014
City of Angels Something about Northern Utah, particularly the Provo/Orem area and Salt Lake City, seems to be extremely conducive to the “International Development” field. BYU and the University of Utah pump out scores of graduates every year who are just itching to either start or join a project that is determined to end world hunger, provide clean water, or…
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May 17, 2014
These days, it seems like pretty much everyone is blogging. From news organizations to universities to moms, blogs have become a primary way to communicate ideas and involve readers in a conversation. Because most blogs allow comments, writers can receive prompt feedback from their audience and share ideas immediately. Many people may want to create a personal blog but do…
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May 15, 2014
If you work a 9–5 desk job, you may find yourself eating more throughout the day than you would if you were at home. Offices are social places, and at many jobs, there is always food around: bagels in the break room, the candy jar on your boss’s desk, cake for birthdays every Friday, the never-empty-soda-on-tap . . . It’s…
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May 14, 2014
First, a quick story … Getting your haircut is universally awkward for everyone, right? You go in and sit in this unusually comfortable chair and a stranger touches, washes, cuts, colors and styles your hair. And if that’s not awkward enough by itself you also have to come up with small talk to entertain your hairdresser with, because heaven forbid…
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May 13, 2014
Crowdfunding is still a new phenomena in e-commerce. Recently, crowdfunding website Kickstarter celebrated its 5th anniversary. In 5 short years crowdfunding has become a compelling financial force that funds both startups and existing businesses alike. So my question is, what is crowdfunding doing in the world of business and e-commerce? Learn from crowdfunding Many of you may remember a little…
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May 12, 2014
Next-Gen Web Design A few weeks ago I wrote about Sony’s new campaign, “Be Moved”, which uses a fantastically attractive parallax site design. That got me thinking, “I wonder what other companies use parallax sites?”. For those of you following along at home, parallax scrolling is where a site uses scrolling movement, the objects in back moving slower than those…
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