Have you ever been to one of those gas stations along the highway– the one that can charge $7 a gallon because the nearest gas is 40 miles away? They can charge whatever they want. Until recently, there was no other place in Boulder for stringing tennis racquets. 22-year-old CU grad, Matt Prater, has a […]
Rocky Mountain Racquet Killer: Why Next Day Racquets is Crushing Boulder Tennis Read More »
An Article by Keith Wilcox When I was in high school, I was a good runner. It wasn’t just in my head either; I won all sorts of fancy awards during my junior and senior years. I was good in college, too, but that’s a different story. I had the one trait that I thought
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I travel a lot. So few people get to see how much hotels, airlines, convention centers, or your mobile carrier charge you for internet access. Check out what Swisscom, who powers the Miami Convention Center, charges. I estimate I spend about 500 dollars a month for internet access: $50 for Comcast $70 for my Verizon
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I most certainly would! It seems that Facebook is in the reviews game with their questions about your favorite places and apps. Is Facebook the sleeper that will kill off Yelp and other review sites? If past history is any indicator, they are the king at amassing user-generated content.
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My hat is off to Kara and Walt for warning readers of All Things Digital about tracking cookies on their site. Today, it seems that surfing the web is akin to wading naked into a mosquito-infested swamp. You can’t avoid getting stung, but you have no choice– your home is in the middle of this
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I was at Reebok headquarters the other day meeting with their social team, when I noticed a shoe drop box. Donate your old shoes in any condition, to help the half a billion kids worldwide that don’t have any shoes. It was from Soles4Souls and one of the many outlets that have helped the organization
Soles4souls.org and Wayne Elsey Change the World One Shoe at a Time Read More »
Have you seen this in your news feed or is this just something that only a few beta folks are seeing?
Facebook does “hot or not” with Place Pages Read More »
Well, this unsolicited letter from Omniture (now part of Adobe) had me scratching my head since our company specializes in driving Facebook traffic. Do a Google search on Facebook advertising and see where we rank. Also, we have 4,920 fans on Facebook vs Omniture’s 3,410. What is presumptuous about saying where our traffic comes from
Omniture says 0% of BlitzMetrics’s traffic is from Facebook Read More »
It’s about 5 am and I’m on my way to the airport again. If you’re an entrepreneur like me, you know it’s a difficult and lonely road that usually ends in failure. If you are not a start-up or business owner, you can safely ignore the rest of this article. Those who aren’t entrepreneurs might
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If you’re a fledgling software company like us, you know how many ways potential clients, relatives, and partners want to get you to consult for free. But if you’re going to be a viable company that can pay bills and hires quality people, you have to say no so that you can say yes when
In God We Trust—All Others Pay Cash Read More »