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The Intriguing World of The Mommy Blogging Business
Large and small companies are hiring mom bloggers all over the world to represent their companies as brand ambassadors. Take a look at the infographic below to find out why your brand should hire Mom bloggers! [...]
Infographic: Back to School
I never looked forward to Back to School season as a child. Although I enjoyed school supply shopping (especially clothes shopping), I dreaded having to go back to a routine of homework and tests. But, what about [...]
Memorial Day: Remembering The Fallen
Whatever you do this holiday weekend, take a moment to appreciate what it really all means. Ultimatecoupons wanted to pay homage to the heroes that fight for our country. The infographic below has several interesting facts about [...]
It’s ten o clock, do you know where your children are?
Let’s face it: The Internet is a staple in the lives of today’s kids—and as a result, stranger danger has taken on a whole new form. Mobile phones and social networks make it all too easy [...]
BREAKING NEWS: SOPA’s Evil Twin Sister: CISPA even worse than SOPA
Both SOPA and PIPA were met by public outrage, and big companies like Google, Facebook and Twitter were active in fighting legislation. CISPA isn’t getting the same attention. In fact it is supported by a handful of Fortune [...]
Men Are From Google+, Women Are From Pinterest
With all due respect to John Gray, men are not from Mars and women are not from Venus. Well ok they may be from there, but they don’t currently reside there. At least not in the context [...]
The Facts About Voter Suppression
The right to vote is under attack. In response to record voter turnout in 2008, we’ve seen an uptick in state legislation aimed to suppress the vote. Voter suppression measures have been introduced in more than [...]
How ‘Kony 2012′ Went Viral
KONY 2012 is a film created by Invisible Children, Inc. to promote the organization’s mission to bring attention to Ugandan war criminal Joseph Kony’s alleged crimes. Invisible Children, Inc. hopes that by spreading the story of [...]
Why Gas Prices Are Too Damn High
Getting an online degree means you can get an education at your convenience. But one of the best things about an online education is never driving to campus. With gas prices continually rising, driving has become [...]
Save Trees: Recycle Your Moving Boxes
How many cardboard moving boxes will you use the next time you move? If your response is “a lot,” “dozens” or “so many I can’t count,” you need to see this infographic. Our research team crunched [...]
The Inbound Marketing Explosion
Marketing used to be about paying for your audience’s attention and trying to lure them away from whatever they were doing before. But thanks to the web, the game has changed. Inbound marketing encompasses a number [...]
Women at Work: Sound Bytes, Statistics of Women Who Lead
Women today are making professional strides at an unprecedented level. We are seeing women start businesses at 1.5 times the national average, a 20 percent increase over the last decade. We’re also seeing educated women at [...]
The ultimate Infographic that charts Draw Something’s explosive growth
The infographic below charts the amount of user data, drawings per second, number of servers used to keep the game up and going and the number of users over 8 weeks of the game’s mind-blowing growth. [...]
Instagram: From Zero to $1 Billion in 17 Months
When Instagram launched its first app in October 2010, it did not strike most people as the kind of startup that would be acquired for $1 billion. Designers at Visually have compiled an infographic that documents [...]
Baldness 101
When it comes to baldness, people often don’t think of it much beyond “Please, oh please, let that never happen to me.” Well, maybe it’s time you learned a bit more about baldness: its causes, its [...]
How Do Family Law Attorneys Use Social Media For Evidence?
This infographic explores how certain cases like the one above have led to legal definitions of what one can expect on Facebook or other social networks. On Facebook, for example, one cannot reasonably expect privacy, so [...]
Easter by the Numbers
The people of Degreesearch.org made a fun Easter Infographic with some shocking chocolate facts. Designed a year ago yet still the best Easter infographic made so far. [...]
Beware Of These Internet Related Illnesses
Working on the computer and surfing the internet has become totally unavoidable these days, in fact the local weather forecast, the daily news or updating your Facebook status are just a few mouse clicks away. The [...]
The Death of Manners
Please. Thank you. No, sir. Yes, ma’am. If these words sound foreign to you, it’s because we are in the middle of a rude awakening: manners, it seems, are dead in today’s society—and it’s not going [...]
The Plight of the Mustached American
On President’s Day, we introduced the Million Mustache March in support of the most important movement in the history of movements: the American Mustache Institute’s Stimulus to Allow Critical Hair Expenses (or STACHE Act), which would [...]
Party Time: SXSW 2012 Good Time Guide
Scrambling to find the best places to party at SXSW this year? South by Southwest Interactive, the annual hipster pilgrimage is under way. Music lovers, film aficionados and tech mover and shakers are all descending on [...]
Why Jay-Z And Madonna Have Davy Jones To Thank For Their Paychecks
Last week, The Monkees’ frontman Davy Jones passed away at the age of 66 from a heart attack. While younger generations may have had to google the legendary singer’s name, what most don’t realize is that [...]
How to choose between an LLC and a corporation in California
Far too often, entrepreneurs are unaware that LLCs and corporations are very different. Although virtually the same from a liability protection standpoint, they are extremely different from a tax standpoint. A lawyer and a CPA can [...]
Social Media and Leadership: The 2012 Presidential Race
Social media has come a long way in the past few years. From photo sharing to meme generation and proliferation, to “poking” and writing in 140 characters or less, it seems as though everyone is now [...]
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