Didit, the Inc. 500/Deloitte Fast 500 leader in search engine marketing, is pleased to announce that DollarDays, the premier online wholesaler and closeout company, has become the newest member of Didit's client roster. DollarDays cites Didit's expertise in driving efficiencies at even the most granular levels as a critical factor in its transition to Didit. … Continue reading Premier Online Wholesaler DollarDays Chooses Didit as Search Marketing Agency of Record
Product of the Week: The DollarDays Top 100
DollarDays sells a lot of stuff, and that’s not just bluster. We have over 45,000 items on our site, and we work to make sure that each and every one of them performs to the utmost. So if you’re wondering what we sell most of, you’re in luck. For one week only, we’re running a … Continue reading Product of the Week: The DollarDays Top 100
Frugal Living Tip: Ditch the Disposables
Rumor has it that some rock stars only wear their clothes once before throwing them away. Throwing out clothes after a single use sounds ridiculous. It isn’t just tough on the environment, [but] it’s also a massive waste of money. [Y]et [an] article at SavingAdvice.com makes the case that many of us practice the same … Continue reading Frugal Living Tip: Ditch the Disposables
Small-business Advice: Avoiding Common Website Mistakes
These days, pretty much every small-business owner knows the importance of having a functional website. But, of course, not all business websites are created equal. Some are better than others—and, naturally, you want your company's site to be among the best in its category. You can go a long way toward creating a useful, functional and attractive … Continue reading Small-business Advice: Avoiding Common Website Mistakes
Frugal Living Tip: Shop Less, Save More
Some money-saving ideas are complicated or require an obvious sacrifice. Others have the advantage of making your life simpler by saving you time while they save you cash. According to a recent story on CNNMoney.com, you can save nearly $200 per month on average simply by limiting the frequency of your grocery shopping trips to … Continue reading Frugal Living Tip: Shop Less, Save More
Small-business Advice: Creating a Happy, Fun & Functional Workplace
Drew Carey tells a joke about work that goes, "You hate your job? Why didn't you say so? There's a support group for that. It's called 'Everybody,' and they meet at the bar." Of course, not everybody really hates their job. In fact, if you're an entrepreneur or business owner, you might bound out of bed on … Continue reading Small-business Advice: Creating a Happy, Fun & Functional Workplace
Frugal Living Tip: Can You Lose Money by Being Social?
There's a lot of pressure these days to join popular social networks like Facebook, LinkedIn, MySpace and Classmates.com. Social networking sites promise the thrill of reconnecting with old friends and the excitement of possibly making new ones. You may get messages from contacts who have already joined one of these sites urging you to sign … Continue reading Frugal Living Tip: Can You Lose Money by Being Social?
Product of the Week: Three-piece Winter Fleece Set
Want proof that this could be a rough winter? How about the new record low set at Denver International Airport on October 2nd—just 26 degrees! It's not just the mountains that are chilly this fall; even normally balmy Southern California recently set a bushel of record-low temps around Los Angeles and San Diego. Freezing temperatures mean hot sales of … Continue reading Product of the Week: Three-piece Winter Fleece Set
Small-business Advice: What Do Your Customers Want?
Ken Burgin and Elizabeth Walker have an interesting article on the Business in General blog in which they argue that too many businesses make the mistake of focusing on what they would like to offer rather than what customers would like to buy. So how do you figure out what customers want? Ask them! Burgin and Walker have some specific … Continue reading Small-business Advice: What Do Your Customers Want?
Frugal Living Tip: Airfare Watchdog’s Baggage Fare Chart
If you’re going on a trip, it makes sense to research the lowest airfares, but nowadays, you can pick a low fare and still end up paying a bundle in extra charges, especially when it comes to the extra fees for checked luggage. Thanks to [a] handy airline baggage fees chart [from] AirfareWatchdog.com, you can … Continue reading Frugal Living Tip: Airfare Watchdog’s Baggage Fare Chart