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What ecommerce did for our business - case study
Local supermarkets have made many small businesses an endangered species. With large, spacious stores, low prices and a vast array of goods under one roof, supermarkets have been blamed for the ‘death of the high street' as small firms are squeezed out of business. Finding a way to combat such retail giants isn't easy, but Tim and Kevin Slatter have managed to save their struggling business using ecommerce. The brothers were running a struggling bakery business which had a 70-year history and four stores across south London, but precious little future. Local superstores were undercutting the Slatters' bread prices, badly damaging profits. Things were looking bleak until the brothers decided to launch an online cake store, www.thecakestore.com “We found an ace up our sleeves with a dynamic cake decorator called Steven Howard on our payroll, whose skills were totally unexploited," explains Tim.
Response to "Endorsing Ron Paul"
Researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst have identified Occidental Petroleum as the 47th-largest corporate producer of air pollution in the United States, with roughly 1.2 million pounds of toxic chemicals released annually into the air. also look up their involvement in a helicopter bombing in colombia for business interests killing innocent colombians. it's awesome. glad to see such upstanding corporations are funding our leaders!! by jfrombach (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 15 comments) on Tuesday, December 25, 2007 at 1:09:16 PM .
Primaries head to the finish line
The two Senators are now expected to go head-to-head in Nevada and South Carolina, and then on to what is being called "Super Tuesday" February 5, where the winner may be decided. The basic thrust of the rest of the Democratic contest will be between Clinton and her experience, and Obama's message of hope and building a broad national coalition to make change. No such clarity exists on the Republican side. Former Governor Mike Huckabee's victory in Iowa was rightly attributed to that state's sizable evangelical Christian voting bloc. With this movement's support for Huckabee's conservative positions on "social values", the underfunded Huckabee was able to overcome the well-funded campaign of former Governor Mitt Romney, who spent well over $10 million in Iowa.
Competing for Affection: Brands Tap Into Social Networking
Large and well-established social networking sites are on the list when companies look for customer interaction. They might identify "influencers" -- people whose opinion on particular subjects or products carries substantial weight with others. Then, they might provide specialized information to those influencers or perhaps even supply them with products and advance notice of releases or new items. Acquiring "Business Intelligence" is CrucialGrowing businesses need real-time, actionable "BI". This white paper defines "BI" and outlines key benefits & solutions for small-business challenges. .
Jango Pumps Up the Social Radio Volume
The direction of all broadband content is away from the desktop and into other areas of Web users' lives. Jango does have plans to make its service accessible via mobile devices, but the company will not use proprietary devices, said company founder and CEO Dan Kaufman. Be a Rockstar to Your Marketing DepartmentThese days, IT staffers work to fulfill a lot of requests. Like finding an email marketing solution for your marketing department. Lyris ListManager is the robust, scalable, and easily integrated solution your team needs. Download your free trial version today. .
The Cairo Film Festival Reborn
At press time, the festival's organizing committee was still reviewing which of seven entries from Egypt would be selected to enter the competition. Among the contenders: Sayyad El-Yamama (The Dove Hunter), directed by Ismail Murad and starring Ashraf Abdel-Baky and Basma; Mafeesh Gheir Keddah (Nothing But This), directed by Khaled El-Haggar and starring Nabila Ebeid and Rola Mahmoud; Ostoghommaya (Hide and Seek), directed by Emad El-Bahat and starring Ahmed Yehia and Amr Mamdouh; and Qass We Lazq (Cut and Paste), directed by Hala Khalil and starring Hanan Turk and Sherif Mounir. Worth mentioning: two films co-starring Abou-Ouf himself might make the cut, director Ahmed Youssry's big-screen debut 45 Youm (45 Days), starring Ahmed El-Fishawy, and Mateegy Norqoss, the Inas El-Degheidy version of Shall We Dance, starring Youssra and Tamer Hagrass.
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