The Wall Street Journal reported this week that sales of the Instant Pot (or Instapot, for those of you who like brand names) are down significantly.
META (Facebook and Instagram) also announced this week that they are getting out of the NFT space.
How are these things related? Let’s take a look:
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There’s an old adage about how french fries at the bottom of the McDonald’s bag always taste better than the french fries in the container.
Maybe that’s why FIVE GUYS loads up that fry bag with extra fries, because they know that the fries in the bag taste better than the fries in the cup.
It’s like BONUS FRIES!
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Millennials, Generation Y.
Whatever you call them, we’re still talking about people who were born roughly from 1982 – 2004.
And while 80’s music may not be what they consider classic, these are the consumers who would have the most disposable income to spend elsewhere, Dexy’s Midnight Runners be damned.
The Gen Y Handbook:
Applying Relationship Leadership to Engage Millennials
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Nothings says “AMERICA” like pure, unadulterated consumerism.
Whether it be across the country or around the world, Americans are defined by what they wear, what they use, what they drive, what they eat and drink.
For some people, the higher the salary the happier they are.
They’ll jump around from company to company, spending 6 months in one place, a year in another – all in the attempt to continually “bounce up” in salary when moving from one company to another.
Why do they do that? Because we all know that staying with one company and relying on that 2%-3% annual raise – if you get even that – is not the best way to increase your retirement nest egg.
Negotiating Your Salary: How To Make $1000 a Minute
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If you’re a Twitter user, then you may want to pay attention a little bit to the following.
If you tweet a LOT, then you may want to pull up a chair – you’re going to be here for a while.
In the Belly of the Fail Whale:
How Twitter Changed My Life In One Year
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Every morning, the first thing most people do when they wake up is fire up their smartphone and check their social media sites.
What happened in the world while we were asleep?
For some, it’s a way to catch up on the world news. For others, it’s a way to see what your friends are doing that you missed out on. FOMO – Fear of Missing Out – is a real disease, friends, and one that should be stopped in its tracks.
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How many Facebook friends do you have? How many do you know, like for real?
Remember when Web Watch told you that most of your Facebook friends were imaginary?
Turns out that nothing much has changed since Web Watch first shared this piece of information with you.
Escape from Facebook: The Back Home Strategy
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