Articles in social commerce
There is currently a sort of bidding war taking place as both Hewlett-Packard and Dell Computers fight over storage services company 3PAR. The war itself is interesting, but the reasons behind it are even more …
Freelancing can be a lonely life if you aren’t careful. It is far too easy for Freelancers to spend most of their time indoors working away and not seeing or speaking to anyone else except …
For Android phone users, Google Maps for Android has been steadily getting better, averaging an update a month so far this year. Each update includes new features and changes to the way Google Maps works …
Both Facebook and Myspace are replete with classic board game knockoff apps that you can play “socially.” Most of the time, of course, you aren’t necessarily playing with anyone you know and probably aren’t really …
Many businesses, including freelancers and small enterprises, deal with a lot of paper. This is especially true if there are a lot of contracts and legal issues to deal with. Shuffling all that paper around, …
Not everyone likes the ODesk model but it is worth mentioning if you prefer to be paid by the hour rather than per piece or per job. If you fall into this section of the …
If you need a job done and it is concerns ecommerce and carrying out business online, you might want to check out People Per Hour. This is a global workforce of freelancers who have created …
Zavee is a Florida-local website centering from Fort Lauderdale to West Palm Beach. The site allows merchants to put up products and special deals for consumers to shop for on the site. A piece of …
Everyone loves discounts, and the Groupon phenomenon is spreading from America to the UK to prove that this is the case.
The Groupon idea works like this: Every single day there is a new offer on …
Swipely, which is still in beta stage, is a new social startup that promises to make shopping a more entertaining necessity. As they state on their website, Swipely’s vision is “to reinvent how people shop, …
All industries are now tapping into ecommerce, and the food services industry is no exception. In an attempt to keep pace with modern technology, restaurants, fast food and coffee shop chains are adding web ordering, table reservation tools, Facebook pages and iPhone applications to complement their current service
This site is a goldmine for bargain shoppers in more ways than one. eDelve is a new social commerce startup that enables users to share special deals and coupons with each other and get something …





