Trust 5.0 Content 4.0 Design 4.0 Speed 3.0 Service 4.0 Experience 5.0 Interaction 4.0 Rating: 4.1/5 (1 vote cast) Website details Name: PayPal Category: Business Started: 1998 Website: www.paypal.com Email: contact page Location: San José, United States of America Language: Multi-language Website description PayPal is a global e-commerce business allowing payments and money transfers to be made through the Internet. Website review Arriving at the homepage of the PayPal website we’re offered a large…
"PayPal Review"Author: Hashim
Trust 5.0 Content 5.0 Design 3.7 Speed 4.7 Service 4.3 Experience 4.7 Interaction 4.3 Rating: 4.5/5 (3 votes cast) Website details Name: Huffington Post Category: News / Blog Started: May 9, 2005 Website: www.huffingtonpost.com Email: Contact Page Location: United States of America Language: English Website description The Huffington Post is an American news website and blog founded by Arianna Huffington, Kenneth Lerer, Andrew Breitbart and Jonah Peretti, featuring columnists and various news sources. The site offers…
"Huffington Post Review"
Recently, I had a discussion with (my wife) Erin regarding our joint email account. It was really interesting to find out that we organize our email in a completely different way! So that got me thinking a bit about my inbox and how I have figured out how to efficiently manage my email. I thought I would share a few of my own personal tips with you. I typically get 100-200 emails a day, not…
"Inbox Woes: Efficient Ways to Manage Email"
Do you ever feel like you’re staring at your computer and you just have no idea what to write about? Do you feel uninspired? Perhaps you have been told about the importance of brainstorming before you go to write. But now you are wondering what does brainstorming mean in writing? What does brainstorming mean in writing Finding the Right Words Try a brainstorming session. Here’s an example of brainstorming in writing and how it works: Turn…
"What does Brainstorming Mean in Writing?"
My To Do List is massive. In fact, I have a few items left over from last week that have been added to this week, and so on and so on and so on. I believe my “Organize stationery” action item originated in mid-February, to be exact. We’re nearing July and I still can’t locate an envelope in my stacks of paper throughout my drawers. Obviously, my system needs a tune-up. I stumbled across this…
"How I Go About Getting Tons of Things Done By Making Lists"