- November 1st, 2011 | Source: ReadWriteWeb | Category: Trends
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1 Million People Have Backed Kickstarter Projects
Only two years after launching, crowdfunding service Kickstarter has had 1 million people sign up and pledge financial support for projects ranging from music videos and graphic novels to urban farms and DIY computing hardware.
- October 25th, 2011 | Source: Fast Company | Category: Trends
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The Mobile Future Is About Much More Than Apps
Currently, the advancements in mobile hardware technology are outpacing innovation in the ways that humans can interface with these devices, leaving many possibilities yet to be realized.
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How Magazines Are Adapting to the Mobile Revolution
Magazine editors are moving beyond the traditional print model to develop engaging content for readers that works across multiple platforms, including tablets, the Web and ebooks.
- October 11th, 2011 | Source: The New York Times | Category: Trends
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Thinking About a Double Dip
Small business owners should maintain an offensive approach to executing their business plans based on factors that can be controlled in the present and avoid going into defensive mode based on fear of the unknowns that may lie ahead.
- September 30th, 2011 | Source: Small Business Trends | Category: Trends
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5 Mistakes Businesses Make When Going Green
To be successful over the long term, green initiatives should be planned carefully, implemented gradually and communicated to customers with honest and transparency.
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6 Creative iPad Uses for Small Retailers
Small retailers from boutiques to salons to restaurants to yoga studios are finding innovative ways to use iPads to deliver better customer service.
- September 19th, 2011 | Source: BusinessNewsDaily | Category: Trends
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American Shoppers Spend More for Good Service
According to a recent survey from American Express, 70 percent of consumers are willing to spend an average of 13 percent more with companies they believe provide excellent customer service.
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Internet of Yesterday & Today: 1996 vs. 2011
Fifteen years ago, the average amount of time Americans spent surfing the Web per month was only 30 minutes, compared to 27 hours today.
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