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Published by: Jason Ciment on 05-29-2012
Mobile apps have become the breeding ground for new and unorthodox ideas in technology, and Bump is no exception. In basic terms, the Bump app allows mobile users to to transfer business and personal contact information with each other. How do they do it? You guessed it, by bumping. By simply bumping iPhones together, your contact list will immediately be updated with their information. Its efficient and playful enough to get even the most recluse of business associates to share their info. But that's not all this app does. Read the rest of this blog post
Published by: Jason Ciment on 03-28-2012
So tonight i went to Santa Monica to the Milken Center to hear Jason Nazar share without bleeps the methods to his madness. He walked the audience through more than sixty minutes of a very arefully structured set of 10 steps towards building, funding and sustaining a startup. It is very rare for me to be engaged for 10 minutes let alone sixty minutes (unless it is Creflo Dollar) and this wunderkind really did it, and did it well. so what did the co-founder of DocStoc (20 million visitors a month) have to teach the audience of hundreds? in short i would highlight these moments Read the rest of this blog post
Published by: Scott Morgan on 02-09-2012
Google+ might be the newest kid on the social media block, but it already has a steady and devoted following. And with Google's ever-increasing popularity, there has never been a better time to join the ranks of businesses that are using it. If you are already investing time, money and effort several in other social media sites, you might be hesitant to add another one to the list. However, that would be a bad and potentially costly idea. Here are 5 reasons why Google+ is definitely no minus. Read the rest of this blog post
Published by: Jason Ciment on 07-07-2011
Is the Bottom Price the Bottom Line when it comes to gaining sales? With the increased awareness and availability of shopping online, consumers who used to shop strictly at brick and mortar neighborhood stores are now just a search and a click away from a plethora of alternative choices. Your company brand is unfortunately left in the often sad state of being just one of those often unappealing yet lower priced choices. How are you going to make an impression that not only brings in customers but keeps them coming back? Read the rest of this blog post
 
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