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Making your auto body franchise successful depends on a lot of factors. You have to be willing to work and try new things to make the franchise business a success. Just because the franchise has a great name and does well, doesn’t mean you won’t have to work at making your automotive auto body franchise

Given that so many companies don’t make very good use out of greeting card printing, I have to wonder if they simply don’t know exactly how to use it. Hopefully this article will help clear up any confusion. Credit:Is it For You - Greeting Cards a2a_linkname="Is it For You [...]

Viral advertising is a way to get exposure in the market without the need to spend money on TV commercials, banner ads and newspaper ads. The entire marketing campaign is carried out by your fans. Excerpted from:Viral Advertising - A New Genre a2a_linkname="Viral Advertising - A New

Filed under: Transportation, Wireless whether you’re not satisfied with the driving directions you get on Google Maps, a few smart guys at MIT have created an elaborate new toy called CarTel just for you.

I think I’d often put catalog printing in the same category as business cards when it comes to the way people view them. Here’s what I mean: these are forms of marketing that are often overlooked as forms of marketing. Source:Don’t Just Show People Your Products a2a_linkname="Don’t Just Show [...]

Filed under: Portable AudioWe’re still baffled that traditional eSATA flash drives require capability from the USB port in order to operate (at least until that Power by eSATA initiative starts bearing fruit), but it seems that Ao-LAB has found a nice, practical workaround for the moment being.

Filed under: Tablet PCs Surely you recall that Stylistic ST6012 tablet PC that quietly surfaced on Fujitsu-Siemens’ website late last month, right? Good. Now, do yourself a favor and check out what’s likely the US version of that: Fujitsu’s Stylistic ST6010.

Filed under: Cellphones Oh certain, you’ve already read by our (and Ryan Block’s) brief one-day impressions of T-Mobile’s G1, but one lucky (lucky!) user by at AndroidCommunity has been able to handle one for more than just a few hours.

Filed under: Cellphones Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On, a column about technology, multimedia, and digital entertainment. As Switched On exemplified in the frenzy of mobile Ts and primary Gs last week, much of the attention focused on the involvement of Google and comparisons to

By Evan Ackerman This, folks, is a solar powered camel. Let’s all just ponder that for a second. Truthfully, that camel is not, in fact, powered by the sun, but the refrigerator on its back is. The cooled-down camels are used to transport vaccines and the occasional pint of Ben & Jerry’s to remote