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It's a fact: companies like Google or Facebook earn billions of $$ every quarter just because we, the Internet users use their services. Facebook is worth more than 50 billion $$ just because of their huge number of registered users. It is time to understand, that we “the users” decide who is earning the big money. WAZZUB is the first truly global community that pays us “the users”, just for choosing them as our homepage. HOW COOL IS THAT? http://is.gd/newwazzub Festive offers on loans are continue for the next couple of months. PSU banks offering housing and auto loans at discounted rates under their festival campaigns that began in September, have decided to extend the discounts beyond December 31. While RBI data shows credit demand has been poor despite these offers, bankers hope the demand would pick up in the last quarter of the financial year. Credit growth during the April-December period was 8.2 %, against RBI’s projection of 18 % credit gro... read full post Have you heard regarding the new gossip? Fine, it appears that the Cupertino-based company is now scheduling to launch two latest iPads at the same time in the last quarter of 2012. Read More @ http://techblog.weblineindia.com/news/apple-ipad-mini-coming-in-2012-featuring-7-85-inch-display This article is yet another example of why it is important to give the FCC the authority they need to conduct incentive auctions. Additionally, this article highlights importance that the unlicensed spectrum community (i.e. WiFi) plays in helping to relieve the strain on carrier networks. House Republicans are working hard to ensure that the supply of available spectrum is adequate enough to meet consumer demand. Greater availability of spectrum, both licensed and unlicensed, will help drive innovation and create jobs. Getting a first purchase from a customer is always satisfying. New data shows, however, just how hard it is to build repeat customers, those that buy over and over again. In a recent study ever conducted into the purchasing behavior of website visitors. it revealed the behavior of more than 600,000 people and a quarter of a million online transactions as follows: (a) what people actually do when they buy, (b) their behavior when they abandon, and (c) what it takes to win repeat business. |
