Anyone else here hoping that the fad of constantly looking down at screens rather than talking to others fades soon?  Here’s one way to limit it a bit 🙂 http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/246075

We’ve put in a lot of effort over the last few months making the purchasing experience better for our customers.  You may have noticed recently a new and improved interface for the shopping cart.  We’ve especially refined the mobile side of things, so you can place your orders while on the go, or out in the plant, or wherever you may be.  Please be on the lookout for additional features coming soon that will help you place repeat orders, and make online orders under your credit terms.

Please let us know at info@ink4mail.com if there are other features that would make your lives easier when dealing with us, and please take a look at our improvements at https://www.ink4mail.com/shop.

Whenever I wander into engineering type topics, I am always amazed at what people have been able to figure out over time.  It boggles the mind, really.  SpaceX is pushing the boundaries, in an attempt to reduce the costs of getting to space.  Here is their current issue:  http://techcrunch.com/2015/02/11/spacexs-rocket-recovery-attempt-thwarted-by-humanitys-oldest-enemy-the-sea/

www.marketingpilgrim.com/2015/01/football-fans-up-the-price-tag-on-super-sunday-to-68-per-person.html

It isn’t always easy for a startup company with a free product to ever make it to profitability, but eventually, with enough eyeballs and advertising revenue, sometimes they do…

http://marketingland.com/yelp-achieves-profitability-first-time-announces-72-million-mobile-users-117461

We’ve only been carrying the HP Q2392A for a short time, and it has already become quite popular.  It is the original formula that RENA carried as their Easy Ink, and SECAP private labelled as Picaso.  Each of those brands moved to the CG353A formulation (which we still carry as Picaso), and HP has put their own name of 2560 ink onto the original formula, designed for printing on Aqueous coated stocks.

If you’re interested in a general purpose ink for aqueous coated stocks, and would like to save a few $$ per cartridge, the Q392A is a good choice.

Thank you for all your loyalty to ink4mail.com.

I like stories like this, partially because I think their products are well-made, even though I don’t own any (how contradictory is that?), and partially because I am always intrigued as to why the decision is made, as well as what the results were from the last decision.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/dalebuss/2015/02/02/super-bowl-redux-weathertech-fleshes-out-made-in-usa-message/

Make Potato Chips!!  Huh?  Just a little story about turning a negative business situation into a positive, mostly by expanding into a vertical business model.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/amyguttman/2015/01/29/unstable-prices-turn-farmers-into-potato-chip-producers/