The battle has loomed for years, going back and forth. There is something comforting in the personal customer service you can receive at a brick and mortar store, yet there is the convenience and price advantages of ordering online. The two have fought and co-existed for years. Seems the winners are being
Some of us are old enough to remember the furor over the statement by John Lennon on this day in 1966. What followed were record burnings, boycotts, and more. Here is an infographic by Kristen Long celebrating the comment and comparing John Lennon's statement 45 years later. [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
"Tastes Great!" "Less Filling!" Those of us who were around in the 80's surely remember the Miller Light commercials with people taking sides of this (at the time) seemingly timely and important argument. Today, we have Republicans and Democrats playing games and taking sides over the country's future by pointing fingers about deficits and
As customers and consumers, we loathe poor customer service. Like many things, we look back longingly at a time we remember where waiters and waitresses, ticket agents and retail sales people, clerks and cabbies all offered great customer service. With more and more transactions happening over the phone and online, our expectations for
Foursquare, the definitive geolocation site now has ten million members. In two short years this service has exploded in popularity as more and more people use their smartphones to check in where they are and search for deals where they are as well. Do you use Foursquare? [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
