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Making the Right Moves on the Net
When Candi Carter launched a line of educational DVDs for children in March, she had to confront a lack of cash. “We didn’t have a multimillion dollar budget,†Carter says. So instead of paying for advertising, the 40-year-old mom and television producer turned to social media—blogs, online videos and social networking sites such as Twitter (www.twitter.com) and Facebook (www.facebook.com)—to expose her business to potential customers and build a brand.
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Like many, Lisa Ndiaye filled out an application for her first Visa credit card in college. Unlike most, she paid her bills on time, kept the balances low, and 20 years later, she still has the account. While this may seem like common sense, these actions, coupled with Ndiaye's diligent payment history on all of her credit accounts, lands her a near perfect credit score of 843–a distinction that only a marginal percent of the U.S. population boasts.
Veteran’s Day Alert: Baruch College Designated a Military Friendly School
Veterans, take note. Baruch College, one of the schools in the City University of New York, has been designated a 2016 Military Friendly School by Victory Media, which connects the military and civilian worlds through publications like G.I. Jobs, STEM Jobs, and Military Spouse.
NYC Deli Owner ‘Island Ock’ Starts Viral Program That Inspires Local Kids To Keep Their Grades Up
Wail “Wally” Alselwi, known online as the "Island Ock," has used his business to encourage kids to score good grades for some serious gains.