Recent Stories
Monday, 10 June 2013 09:33
In Hiring, Seeing Can Be Misbelieving
As video interviews become increasingly commonplace, the rules for evaluating job candidates are being rewritten. GreenJobInterview, a cloud-based virtual interviewing solutions provider serving more than 300 of the world’s leading employers, offers insights and insider tips to recruiters on how to extract the most value from virtual job interviews.
Thursday, 18 April 2013 06:34
An unexpected ally eliminates chronic headaches
Going to a dentist to find a cure for persistent headaches is not a conventional choice, but as demonstrated by a well-respected St. Louis dentist, it often succeeds where conventional methods have failed. Dr. Daniel Sindelar, head of the St. Louis Headache Center, utilizes the TruDenta system to bring chronic headache sufferers rapid, safe relief without drugs or needles. The solution carries the potential to help millions of Americans.
Monday, 08 April 2013 00:00
R.I.P. – The Unique Selling Proposition is dead
Zeroing in on the methods detailed in Michael R. Drew’s new e-book, one radio station boosted its audience by 29% and increased revenues by 22% in less than a year. “The #1 Way to Increase Your Close Rate,” available April 8th to April 10th to download for free from Amazon.com, buries the tried-and-true “Unique Selling Proposition” and crowns “What You Stand Against” as the optimal marketing and advertising approach of our generation.
Sunday, 07 April 2013 06:11
Taming the construction project bidding bureaucracy
A new stand-alone application from Procore Technologies will greatly expand the universe of construction project managers who can take advantage of the company’s popular Procore Bidding tool. Procore relies upon an “agile development” approach to its software - which entails speaking at length with current and prospective clients to pinpoint their needs and to develop features and enhancements that deliver superlative, unmatched value.
Thursday, 04 April 2013 16:30
Denver’s new West Line light rail opens soon – and along with it many real estate investment opportunities
Commuters aren’t the only ones who stand to benefit when Denver’s new 12.1-mile light rail line opens later this month. As Cranberry real estate investment columnist David Bovard reports, commercial and residential properties near the new rail are in line to see profits on the fast track.
Tuesday, 02 April 2013 23:02
How to catapult your fashions and accessories into the Hollywood spotlight
Sarah Shaw possesses a powerful combination of entrepreneurial talents: She knows glamour and she knows Hollywood. The successful, self-described “entreprenette,” is helping others who aspire to see their fashions, cosmetics, jewelry and accessories worn by some of the Big Screen’s hottest actresses.
Tuesday, 02 April 2013 19:54
Tensegrity Prosthetics: A major step away from conventional startups
Going against the trend of so many new businesses that focus on the highly competitive technology, software and social media sectors, Tensegrity Prosthetics has targeted an underserved customer base in an un-crowded field. It’s a formula worth considering for other entrepreneurs seeking a solid foothold in the startup universe.
Tuesday, 02 April 2013 19:38
This Franchisee ‘Has Got the Vibe’
How does one franchise operator tower above the rest? Which Wich Superior Sandwiches operator Jay Goldstein shares the secret business ingredients for franchise success – regardless of what type of franchise you operate. Goldstein’s group recently brought home “Franchisee of the Year” honors.
Tuesday, 02 April 2013 00:05
Power of the Pendulum: Business Owners Can Predict the Future
Past is prologue and savvy business owners who can detect the 3,000-year old patterns of “The Pendulum” can harness its force to build communities of loyal customers and avoid the hazards of being out of sync with their beliefs and needs. Cranberry Newswire features an exclusive interview with Michael R. Drew, co-author of the game-changing book “Pendulum: How Past Generations Shape Our Present and Predict the Future.”
Tuesday, 12 March 2013 21:58
The unintentional journey of Philip Demers: From Walrus Whisperer to corporate whistleblower
A former mammal trainer at Marineland in Niagara Falls, Canada, is at the center of a legal and public relations slugfest that calls into question the protections afforded to zoo and aquarium animals, as well as to the whistleblowers who step forward in an effort to protect them. Read this exclusive Cranberry Newswire story that has been largely overlooked by the mainstream news media.