The Supreme Court announced a decision yesterday signifying that the free ride for not paying sales taxes on buying items on the internet from out-of-state is now over. Going back to a case many years ago (Quill vs. South Dakota), it had been that if your company did not have a presence, meaning store of…
Facebook to offer online dating later in 2018
On May 1st, Facebook at their developer’s conference announced they will begin an online dating service later in 2018 (exact date not given). Considering the wealth of information that have collected on everyone (think of that as you may), that may lead to better ‘matches.’ Shares of the largest internet dating websites dropped substantially on…
Will Facebook kill on the dropshipping business craze?
As many of you in the online marketing space have seen the past 2 years or so, the flavor of the day is how to get rich quick by doing dropshipping, primarily via ordering items from AliExpress and marketing them on Facebook. Something to ponder – since most of these products are coming from China…
New Facebook policy prevents sneaky cheap click traffic method
Facebook has instituted a new policy whereby page owners may not accept payment for sharing content (videos, articles, etc.) that they did not have a hand in creating. What this means is that people such as George Takei, who have very large Facebook followings, cannot post articles on their page and accept payment for said…