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A Tight Ship: 15 Ways Online Businesses Automate, Reduce Errors and Save Money
"From my comment on BizSugar blog: I am using a service called Paper.li that is sending out an automated tweet once per day with a compilation of tweets by some of the tweeps I am following so it looks like a daily newspaper digest of my Twitter feed. Bonus tip: I am a Mailboxes Etc. customer and I like how you could get your outgoing and ingoing post automated in different ways. As an experienced purchaser and involved in a supply chain management association, I am interested in hearing more about UPS’s thoughts on logistics."Is Your Business Plan Covered in Cobwebs?
"Susan: The post had a scary illustration with a coweb! ;) It got my attention! :) We have recently starting to use LivePlan that you mention in your post. It is important to point out that the ideas in your business plan should be acted on! Great ending paragraph: "Remember: your business plan is designed to help you, so get the most out of it by regularly reviewing it and assigning action items to goals.""Tracking the Work-From-Home Trend
"It was interesting to see that the number of employees who work from home have been growing a great deal. I think that the third place concept with a mobile office will be more common in the future. The tablet device and the smartphone have been great tools for becoming a digital nomad."Subscribe
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Tiny Fish & Chip Shop vs. Giant Warner Bros: The Perils of Scooby Snax
"Was the name Scooby a common dog name before the Scooby Doo cartoon character? I am for protecting the right of artists, authors and intellectual property owners. The site name is still here: http://www.scoobysfishandchips.co.uk/"