Nasopure sells a bottle of saline water that you squirt up your nose to wash away mucus. How do you sell an outrageous product like this? Would you believe that cute and funny videos seem to be working for Nasopure? The Wall Street Journal has more on their marketing: A consultant warned, “Don’t ever show […]
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Fast Company: “This is a $2.4 trillion industry run on handwritten notes,” says 33-year-old Dr. Jay Parkinson. “We’re using 3,000-year-old tools to deliver health care in the richest country on the planet.” His prescription: a Facebook-like platform that uses technology, from IM to video chat, to restore the traditional doctor-patient relationship that has been lost
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This robotic bellhop brings items to your door, and there’s no need to tip. Could automated carts ferry our luggage, or robots bring us room service? This is Savioke’s SaviOne robot, aka Botlr, and it’s used at Starwood’s Aloft Hotels. Watch on Bizopy.
This video tells the story of a crazy beer law in Florida, and some of the people who are trying to change it. It’s a battle between the state’s monopolistic beer distributor (the Florida Beer Wholesalers Association) and the increasingly popular craft beer brewers. Watch on Bizopy. via Mark J. Perry.
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Wired: Lines at the grocery store might become as obsolete as milkmen, if a new tag that seeks to replace bar codes becomes commonplace. Researchers from Sunchon National University in Suncheon, South Korea, and Rice University in Houston have built a radio frequency identification tag that can be printed directly onto cereal boxes and potato
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And suddenly I’m so very hungry. Watch, and get hungry too, on Bizopy.
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Horses aren’t unemployed now because they got lazy as a species, they’re unemployable. There’s little work a horse can do that pays for its housing and hay. And many bright, and perfectly capable humans will find themselves the new horse: unemployable through no fault of their own. Watch on Bizopy. via Kottke.
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It’s Not Too Late to Start an Internet Business 1985 Can you imagine how awesome it would have been to have been an entrepreneur in 1985 when almost any dot com name you wanted was available? All words; short ones, cool ones. All you had to do was ask for the one you wanted. It
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It is easy to see why people plunge head-first into real estate investment. With soaring property values and reports of widespread economic growth, anyone with a certain amount of disposable income is likely to be seduced by the idea of real estate investment and its potential for large-scale returns. If you are going to enter
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There is a constantly growing number of people these days that want to visit Australia and travel alone, without having to rely on travel agencies. Obviously, this will automatically keep costs down. You can easily travel in Australia and not spend much money but you have to know what to do. In order to experience
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