Just a year past our noted economic downfall, we’ve managed to shift our thinking when it comes to money. Many of us are on a budget these days, and consumer surveys indicate that the public intends on maintaining their budget throughout the holiday season. Yet the numbers tell a different
If GoodGuide is really committed to its cause, than there should be no “Buy Now” buttons on product listings with low ratings. Otherwise, an action like rating low a popular Christmas toy would translate for many as a PR stunt.
Social networks do a lot these days. They keep us connected with friends, updating us to their every (geographic) move. They act as personal assistants, reminding us of birthdays and tasks. They recommend movies, television shows and books, while also providing hubs for casual gaming and other entertainment. Social networking
The auto-PR industry should understand that a pitch should focus on a real value and not on something illusory, spoon-fed to the reader for the sake of a successful sale.
Reuters news today suggests on the one hand consumer confidence up, while other reports from the same agency reveal world consumer concern still on the increase. If the most respected news agencies, and even Nielsen do know know that is going on, how can the public? The conflicting reports from
Iceland can no longer afford fast food from McDonald’s as their economy continues to shudder under the weight of the economic crisis. The only 3 McDonald’s restaurants in the country cannot remain open. McDonald’s follows Burger Kind in exiting one of the world’s hardest hit economies.
