I guess it had to happen.
Enzo Ferrari was famously opposed to the idea of any quattroporte bearing a prancing horse. Back in 1980 a 400 was stretched by Pininfarina to squeeze in two more doors, but that was just a one-off for the Turin Auto Show.
Well, get ready to roll in your grave, Commendatore!
Continue reading A New Ferrari… SUV?No one. The correct answer is: no one.
At least not right now. Used car prices are insane, and still climbing.
In the past year the price of used vehicles has climbed an astonishing 30%. The primary reason for this venture to the Upside Down is due to a shortage of microchips, which has bogged down new car production.
There’s no quicker way to suck the lifeforce out of a room— just mention this word: database.
Aeeiiiyyyy!
Unfortunately there are times when such evil things cannot be avoided. A recent project required keeping track of the ins and outs of certain items. Dates, amounts, notes, and sometime even photos would be recorded. A spreadsheet seemed adequate… until it wasn’t.
Continue reading Catch Some Air(table)If you sell stuff on eBay, and you’re based in the US of A, you most likely don’t offer international shipping. The majority of us have found the ins and outs of sending items across the pond… well, a hassle. Extra paperwork, language barriers, customs, VAT, yada yada. But all that might be a thing of the past with a new service eBay is offering:
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Continue reading Finding International Buyers on eBayOne of the most powerful marketing tools available to you is Google Analytics (GA). If you’re not using it already, you should. It’s not only powerful- it’s free! But with all that awesomeness comes some confusing terms and concepts that can be really confusing. Hits, Reach, Bounce Rate, Behavior… it can all be a bit daunting.
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