Wouldn't it be nice if you could run a free online coupon deal and wake up the next morning to learn you'd sold two thousand pre-paid dinners or event tickets? Maybe, maybe not.
Today we found some great articles on ways to make cheap foods taste delicious, how to create a minimalist wardrobe, and tips to help you save on pet costs.
Don't let those end of year promotional calendars go to waste -- use them to sketch out key sales, marketing and operational initiatives throughout the coming year.
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To Groupon or Not to Groupon: The Cost of Offering Deep Discounts
Wouldn't it be nice if you could run a free online coupon deal and wake up the next morning to learn you'd sold two thousand pre-paid dinners or event tickets? Maybe, maybe not.
Flashback Friday: 74 Easy Ways to Reduce Stress
Stressful days are a given, but there are ways to prevent stress from taking over your life.
4 Great Investments That Sounded Really Stupid in the 2000s
It's easy to make the right investments in hindsight. It's also easy to kick yourself for not taking the plunge when you should have.
Best Money Tips: Ways to Make Cheap Food Taste Delicious
Today we found some great articles on ways to make cheap foods taste delicious, how to create a minimalist wardrobe, and tips to help you save on pet costs.
Is This the End of the Back-Door Roth IRA Tax Loophole?
The back-door Roth IRA is yet another tax dodge employed by the rich. Learn how it works for the wealthy — and why it may not work for anyone anymore.
Best Money Tips: Making Ends Meet During Prolonged Unemployment
Today we found some awesome articles on making ends meet during prolonged unemployment, hostels for adults, and credit card advice for college kids.
Best Money Tips: Success Tips From Successful People
Today we found some great articles on tips from successful people, ways to save on entertainment, and the ultimate spring cleaning checklist.
8 Terrible Restaurant Values You Should Avoid
Everyone knows dining out is rarely frugal, but some dishes take the cake. If you value value, choose something else from the menu.
How to Write a Sales Pitch That Sells
Copy a few tricks from a copywriter and create compelling copy -- and compelling sales.
Best Money Tips: How to Afford Long-Term Travel
Today we found articles on how to afford long-term travel, extreme ways to save money, and quick switches for a greener home.
Creating a Campaign on the Fly: Lessons from SXSW
The kids at SXSW raised $120,000 for the Red Cross with just a twitter feed and a website. In less than week. With no advance planning.
7 Reasons You Need to Downsize
If your house is eating up too much of your time, energy, and cash, it may be time to find smaller digs.
7 Things Your Boss Wishes You'd Tell Them
Whether you work in corporate America, or a family-owned business, you probably have a boss. And there are a few things they wish you'd tell them.
New Year’s Small Business Booster Plan
Don't let those end of year promotional calendars go to waste -- use them to sketch out key sales, marketing and operational initiatives throughout the coming year.
Best Money Tips: How to Win on eBay
Today we found some great articles on winning eBay auctions, re-evaluating your food storage habits, and saving money in an expensive city.
Are You a Credit Invisible? Get Seen by Building Your Score
A credit history shows lenders what kind of borrower you are, and without one, you may as well be invisible. Start showing lenders who you are!
Sample before you buy - Perfume
It's perfume sample heaven! Get small portions of your favorite scents at a steal with Lucky Scent.
Top 5 Ways to Hustle Free Drinks
If I can get drinks for free, I'm a happy tightwad. Here, I show you a few great ways to hustle free drinks in your local bar or pub.
6 Simple Ways to Save Money by Tracking Your Receipts
Don't toss that receipt! Find out how to use that little scrap of paper to uncover some serious savings.
10 Tricks to Avoid Workout Burnout
Don't sabotage your fitness goals by giving in before fitness becomes a habit. Stay on track by knowing when to ease up and when to power through.