Fifty years ago today, President Kennedy signed the Equal Pay Act into law with hopes of closing the chasm in earnings between men and women. At that time, women earned 59 cents for every dollar men earned – today that gulf has slightly been shored up with women now making 77 cents for every dollar. But there's obviously
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If you had 18 months to make a million dollars, what would you do?
One entrepreneur, Justin Winter, is deciding to sell candles with a twist. And he’s projected to hit that milestone of making those millions.
Justin Winter is one of our hottest experts in e-commerce marketing on Clarity. Why?
This isn’t any of that wishy-washy BS. Winter shows you 7 crucial shortcuts for building an e-commerce site that made $1M in revenue in a cool 12 months. Without further ado, let’s look at Justin’s secrets for building a million dollar e-commerce startup.
Typically, all individuals who pay you are considered customers, as are those on free plans of indefinite durations, but those on limited duration plans (trial plans) are not. Similarly, individuals who obtain goods or services but generate no revenue due to the application of discounts, coupons, or special offers are frequently also considered customers.
CIBC, a Canadian bank, is projecting how big data is about to make a big impact on the mobile scene. In short, they're predicting that information-generation growth will increase 50 times over the next decade. Separately, market research firm IDC has forecasted a 44-fold increase in data volumes between 2009 and 2020 – estimated to largely be spurred on by mobile.
SumAll's relationship with big data is no secret. We're constantly harnessing the power of data and turning it into something that is easy to interpret and, most importantly, something that will guide users to become a better marketer, entrepreneur, webstore manager – any aspect of your livelihood. Currently, mobile is one area we're focusing on to make your data even more accessible. Do you think mobile is the future of big data? Respond in the comments below.
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