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Opinion Editorials
Cards Against Humanity has no reason NOT to crowdfund a giant hole #theotherside
(EDITORIAL) Cards Against Humanity crowdfunded the digging of a giant, pointless hole. And while many criticize the brand, I applaud them.
Opinion Editorials
Cards Against Humanity crowdfunds… a Black Friday HOLE. That’s it. It’s just a hole.
(EDITORIAL) There is nothing that bothers me more than a flagrant waste of money, and Cards Against Humanity's Black Friday literal money pit is no exception.
Business Marketing
Is interest in Black Friday trending up or down in 2016?
(MARKETING NEWS) Ahhh, Thanksgiving. A time for American consumers to focus on buying more crap for cheaper prices. Is the internet pumped or fatigued about Black Friday?
Business News
Brits reject Black Friday – is there hope for us?
The U.K. has attempted to introduce Black Friday shopping to its masses, but after 3 years and a negative response, they might be scrapping the idea.
Business Articles
5 ways to attract sales this Small Business Saturday
After Black Friday comes Small Business Saturday - does your biz have the social media game down? We've got you covered if you don't know where to start.
Social Media
How this holiday shopping season will be more social media based
With the holiday season right around the corners, marketing analysts are already beginning to predict what the shopping season will hold.
Business News
In the wake of Amazon’s Prime day aftermath, will other retailers now follow suit?
Prime Day wasn’t a flop. In fact, it was an incredibly efficient (and clever) marketing strategy—and it worked, so why are some people still upset?
Business News
Thanksgiving weekend in-store sales numbers disappoint
(Business News) Black Friday sales and Thanksgiving weekend shoppers didn't spend nearly as much this year as last, so what does this mean for the coming shopping season?