by Kate on January 29th, 2010
We’ve seen already how much help Twitter may be when it comes to online shopping:
Twitter is a great way to research the seller’s reputation, find new deals and ask for unbiased opinion. Besides, you can reach plenty of brands providing alternative customer support on Twitter.
And here are 5 more Twitter-based tools that will help you [...]
by Kate on January 19th, 2010
We spend plenty of time online chatting with our virtual friends on Myspace or Facebook, tweeting, digging, etc.
In fact, we spend so much time online that it is sometimes hard to believe there’s an “actual” word where these networks do not exist.
However the virtual reality is growing fast and we have less time for [...]
by Kate on January 11th, 2010
So you don’t want to spend money but you still want some new staff. The desire is quite understandable but sounds unrealistic.
Well, actually, this is quite possible; and here are two ways to get something for free:
1. Free Offers
Ok, we have previously said that there’s nothing absolutely free under the sun but that doesn’t [...]
by Eric on January 11th, 2010
Let’s face it: We all know that most infomercial products don’t live up to the hype. In fact, many of them are just well-packed scams trying to get your $20. And because we know this, we tend to ignore all As Seen On TV products because we assume none of them work.
But despite the screaming [...]
by Kate on January 9th, 2010
Piggy bank is a great way to save some money.
The best thing about it is that you don’t notice how you accumulate plenty of money – you just insert change in it whenever you remember to and on some day you have plenty of it accumulated.
If you don’t focus on accumulating plenty of money and [...]
by Kate on January 7th, 2010
Managing your household budget is harder than it may seem: you need to take into account so many things, calculate all your (possible) expenses and (if you are smart and frugal) save something for the future.
Things become even harder if you run a (large) family where everyone has his own needs and you have [...]
by Kate on January 5th, 2010
Smart shopping means buying only what you really need, finding the lowest price possible and never paying more than the thing is worth.
Buying certain stuff used is a smart idea: for example, many people choose to buy or borrow kids’ stuff from their friends and relatives (because children grow fast and they don’t want to [...]