Schools had it right from the beginning. Remember those days when you’d come home from school, inhale a snack, and then sit down to do your homework? Well, as the SBA’s 2006 Home-Based Business Champion of the Year, we’ve decided to coin a new word for today’s working adults: homework. (more…)
We love TV, and even with the popularity of TiVO and other DVRs, we still watch commercials. So, we thought we’d share a few of our favorites with you. (more…)
In this tough economy, business owners cannot afford to sit back and hope that business comes their way. Efforts need to be made to build and maintain relationships with potential customers to justify to them why they should spend their tightening budget on you. To that end, here are five free PR tactics you can implement to help your business succeed in tough economic times. (more…)
There’s new meaning to the phrase, “a little bird told me…” Twitter, the social networking and micro-blogging service describes itself as “a service for friends, family, and co-workers to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What are you doing?” But Twitter has gone far beyond friends, family and co-workers. (more…)
In the next few months, teenagers from all over Kaua’i will be receiving acceptance letters from colleges and their parents will begin preparing to have empty nests. It will be an exciting time for many, and for some, a time of apprehension. Students will wonder what the new school year at college brings for them in terms of academic challenges and social situations. Parents will wonder how they will pay tuitions, especially in this challenging economy. But still, those who have the opportunity to pursue higher education will find a way. Fujita & Miura Public Relations would like to join those families investing in education by awarding one $1,000 scholarship to a Kaua’i student pursuing their bachelor’s degree or a graduate degree. (more…)
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