We all know our school systems have been thrown a lot recently. With sweeping school closures, parents and teachers are adjusting to the new norm. Many parents have bravely jumped into homeschooling as teachers continue to send learning materials and some are even still conducting classes through video conferencing. It is safe that say that … Continue reading Teacher Appreciation Week Giveaway!
“Did you know April has more pet-awareness events than any other month? [There are more than] 10 national events, including ASPCA's Prevention of Animal Cruelty and the Red Cross Pet First Aid Awareness. Why do we care so much about our pets for us to celebrate them in so many different ways in just one … Continue reading From Pit Bulls & Parolees to the Dog in Your House, April is Their Month
“During the holidays, we see an outpouring of thoughtfulness to those who are less fortunate, but what about after the holidays, when the outpouring of good intention ends? "Unfortunately, the holidays are not the only time families need help. It's 12 months a year—there are always families in need. Some families have had their breadwinner … Continue reading DollarDays Wants to Help You Help a Family in Need Anonymously
“If you know anything about DollarDays, the nation's premier online wholesaler, then you know we are committed to the success of small businesses everywhere,” said DollarDays' CEO, Marc Joseph. “This commitment is evident in a myriad of ways—from wholesale and closeout pricing on over 225,000 products to several online business opportunities to a monthly $5,000 merchandise giveaway. … Continue reading Nominate a Small Business to Win in DollarDays’ $5,000 Giveaway
"We had orders for survival supplies even before [Hurricane] Sandy hit the East Coast as people prepared for the worst, and they are still pouring in. The demand for our wholesale Marc Gold fleece blankets is incredible—we continue to ship thousands. "In addition to stay-warm supplies such as jackets, hats and gloves, [items like] flashlights, … Continue reading Disaster Creates Huge Demand for Survival Supplies for DollarDays
Facebook "likes" are quickly turning into currency for credibility. The more "likes" your business has, the more seriously consumers will perceive your company. Extra bonus: every time someone "likes" your page, each of your updates shows up in their news feed, thereby providing them constant reminders of your brand. So how can you pump up … Continue reading 6 Surefire Ways to Capture More “Likes” on Facebook
"It's time for us to pull together and stop the bickering and finger-pointing and just help people in need," says Marc Joseph, President and CEO of DollarDays, a subsidiary of America's Suppliers, Inc. (AASL.PK), a premier Internet-based product wholesaler to small businesses and local distributors. As part of the company's ongoing corporate philanthropy program, this … Continue reading Put up or Shut up
October is "Adopt-a-Pet-Shelter Month," and, as far as I am concerned, we should be celebrating this every month of the year. According to the Humane Society, animal shelters care for up to eight million dogs and cats every year and euthanize around four million animals. Today, there are more than 135 million dogs and cats … Continue reading The Best Therapist You Ever Met
I don’t need to rehash what has been going on in Washington. The moves that were made with the most recent agreements, we are told, were made to protect our children and their future. I am more worried about protecting our children of today to make sure we don’t have a lost generation gliding through … Continue reading We Are Forgetting About Our Kids
The Wall Street Journal reported today “For Small Businesses, Recession Isn’t Over.” As a supplier to small businesses of over 140,000 general-merchandise products, we knew the recession wasn’t over months ago, because small businesses are still having trouble getting traffic into their business, [and] those buyers [are spending] less than last year. [O]n top of … Continue reading School Supply Giveaway Contest