Every one of us, anywhere, are all in need of something, we are all competing for resources, to make a living, to survive, and whatever it is that we may want, we can only get it from each other, if we are completely straight forward with one another.
In order to successfully make it in this [...]
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What Makes a Good Mission Statement?
Posted in advertising, blog this, business, culture, design, economy, entrepreneur, graphic design, help, logo, mission, project, startup, statement, tagged advertising, branding, creating mission statement, Internet, marketing, mission statement, slogan on March 22, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Every company every where is supposed to and must have a mission statement, which is the heart of the business’s vision and the guide of its operation, as a whole.
But how can you come up with a good and captivating mission statement? Most large companies spend thousands of dollars paying ad and marketing agencies to develop and craft their [...]
Tip-Mart Makes the List of Finalists for the TechColumbus 2007 TopCAT Innovation Awards
Posted in Blogroll, Google, Internet, Web 2.0, adsense, advertising, adword, apartment, article, blog this, business, culture, economics, foreclosures, houses, landlord, launch, life, living, news, project, real estate, rent, technology, tenant, tagged advertising, apartment for rent, awards, campaign, finalist, foreclosures, marketing, office space, promotion, real estate, rent, rentersq, sale, technology awards, tip-mart on November 28, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
We’re moreover excitedly excitingly excited to announce that Tip-Mart, Inc., the developer of RentersQ (www.rentersq.com) and soon to be launched Gatepedia (www.gatepedia.com), has made the list of finalists for the TechColumbus 2007 TopCAT Innovation Awards in the category of Outstanding Startup Business.
TechColumbus (www.techcolumbus.org) accelerates the growth of the innovation economy by providing vital resources and [...]
AdSense leaves Google?
Posted in Google, Internet, Tools, Web 2.0, adsense, advertising, adword, article, blog this, business, project, technology, tagged adsense, advertising, adword, entrepreneur, Facebook, Gokul Rajaram, Google on November 18, 2007 | 2 Comments »
Is there any more room in the entrepreneurial world for a well known, well funded, well experienced and respected individual to enter the entrepreneurial world?
Will he be a threat to most of us or an icing on a cake, a blessing in the sky?
Whatever he decides to do will be a monster success. Welcome to [...]
Microsoft mPhone Rumors
Posted in Tools, business, launch, news, project, simon kapenda, tagged cell phone, gPhone, iPhone, mPhone, wireless on September 23, 2007 | 4 Comments »
Rumor has it that Microsoft is secretly building the next generation cell phone, mPhone, to rival Apple’s iPhone and Google’s long rumored gPhone.
It’s said that the Microsoft mPhone is being developed to work on across every network anywhere in the world. You can basically be anywhere in the world and still be able to make [...]
The Art of Developing Gatepedia
Posted in Tools, blog this, business, launch, news, project, simon kapenda on September 14, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
My team and I are currently busy developing Gatepedia (www.gatepedia.com), which legally, we cannot claim it to be the ninth online treasure wonder of the world, but we can legally say that it will provide the most effective targeted advertisement and brand identity, unmatched exposure and visibility for anything, anywhere.
So, what’s it like working on something [...]
One Step Forward for Women in the Unites States Military Forces
Posted in article, blog this, kapenda, news, project, simon, simon kapenda on September 3, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Women in the United States have long fought for the right to be included in many facets of society, from the right to vote to breaking into professions like the medical field and other traditionally all-male fields to getting females elected to major government offices.
But one of the most intriguing questions of integration has yet [...]