New e-paper reader aimed at newspaper biz, but tech has broader application January 4, 2010 by Super User I spent the first two decades of my working life in the newspaper business, so it is a little painful to watch its slow death spiral. It typically costs more to produce a newspaper than it sells for at a newsstand, and way more than what it costs when delivery costs and subscription discounts are …
Private label guru Watt passes away January 4, 2010 by Super UserDon Watt passed away suddenly, at the age of 73, just before Christmas – and the holiday break meant news of his death is just starting to really circulate.Watt was one of the best known retail strategists around, recognized in particular for developing and mastering the art of private label brands for retailers.He created the …
Here is an old rule! If you want to be r January 3, 2010 by Super UserHere is an old rule! If you want to be really successful in affiliate marketing, you ought to drive traffic to your website. The more visitors to the website, the higher the probability of click through. Many affiliate guides forget to mention that it is always prudent to build traffic first and then consider affiliate …
Affiliate Marketing is a performance bas January 3, 2010 by Super UserAffiliate Marketing is a performance based sales technique used by companies to expand their reach into the internet at low costs. This commission based program allows affiliate marketers to place ads on their websites or other advertising efforts such as email distribution in exchange for payment of a small commission when a sale results. www.onlineuniversalwork.com
Very informative reading. I will keep yo January 2, 2010 by Super UserVery informative reading. I will keep you bookmarked. Thanks!
A great read, thank you for this effort. January 2, 2010 by Super UserA great read, thank you for this effort. Happy New Year to all. Dean Bowman
Happy New Year for 2010! December 31, 2009 by Dave Haynes All the best for tonight and the coming year.No 2010 predictions from me. Folks like Ken Goldberg have already done good look-aheads, and some other stuff now circulating doesn’t rise above the breathtakingly obvious and tone-deaf. My one suggestion for anyone in this sector is to take off the blinders next week and look at …
Hi Dave, Nice one! Not only do they h December 31, 2009 by Dave HaynesHi Dave, Nice one! Not only do they have to be eight feet tall, they also would have to move, always facing the back of the store, i.e. walking backwards while leaving, and sideways if they want to go from left to right in the store etc. This is clearly someone who has NO IDEA …
A look at future display technologies December 28, 2009 by Dave Haynes There’s a nice piece in Gizmodo today that helpfully brings readers up to speed with the latest state of development for OLEDs and other types of display technologies. If this is an area that interests read the whole thing. If not, here’s the upshot:Hi-rez 3-D video for the masses is still future stuff.LCD plants can pump out …
The psychology of menus (and maybe menu boards?) December 24, 2009 by Dave Haynes (Photo from Wand Corporation) There is pretty broad agreement out there that QSR, fast casual, fast food or whatever you want to call it will be a big growth sector for digital signage over the next year. Lots of companies, I am reliably told, are taking a hard look at making their menu boards digital because …
