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The power of social media – use it wisely
These days social media has become imperative for social networking and sharing of contents with the rest of the World. The Internet-based social media has also allowed the expansion of communication between consumers and businesses. The stand-out benefits for usage of social media by … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Social Media, Technology, Uncategorized
Tagged brand, brand awareness, branding, business, communication, consumers, create, customers, cyber space, engage, engagement, facebook, feedback, implementation, internet, lead generation, leads, linkedin, marketing, personalized, personilised, plan, point of difference, real-time communication, relationship, social media, social networking, target audience, technology, tools, twitter, words of wisdom
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Life and business skills – do children know best?
“A child can teach an adult three things: to be happy for no reason, to always be busy with something and to know how to demand with all his might that which he desires” – Paulo Coelho. There are most … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Family, Parenting
Tagged be prepared, budget, children, compromise, fun, getting up, happy, life skills, negotiation, parenting, social networking
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Technology – convenience or hindrance?
Gone are the days when you referred to an apple and everyone understood you were talking about a fruit and a playstation meant a playground in the local park. Today we are surrounded by technology, such as mobile phones, desktop and portable computers, music and video devices, various game … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Parenting, Technology
Tagged addiction, apple, children, cycle, disconnect, emails, expectations, facebook, family, friends, iPhone, mobile phone, portable DVD player, social media, social networking, tantrum, technology, twitter
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'No problems - just projects!' By Jane Garber-Rosenzweig 