- Over at The Good Life we learn how to be a more positive person and see miracles in everything
- When it comes to having your own online business, I believe that doing what you love = abundance.
- Nowadays I know that many women are on a budget, so I share some fashion and accessories under $50.
- If you're a musician, you should read Using Twitter to Market Your Music.
- Right about now it's time to invest in yourself and get debt advice.
Friday, March 27, 2009
Studio 747 Blog Round-Up
So, what's been going on around the Studio 747 blog network?
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Online Shopping Made Easy
Times have been tough for many people and businesses. Workers are being laid off and many brick-and-mortar shops have been closing shop. People are becoming more price conscious and many people are now going online to look for the best deals. Here at Studio 747 we are all about helping you save time and money so that you can do the things that matter to you most - like being creative and working on increasing your own business.
There used to be a time when the internet was just a place to look for information, but now you can find and purchase just about anything online these days. Artists can buy art supplies online, photographers can buy cameras online, and fashionistas, well, can buy any kind clothing item from the thousands of retailers and boutiques who have set up shop on the internet.
Technology sure has come a long way, hasn't it?
Recently I came across Moneysupermarket.com, a resource for online shopping. You can shop and compare prices on everything from books and music to travel and fashion. You'll get a list of online retailers that carry a particular item along with a list price. You can also read expert reviews and user reviews on items that you're interested in. You can even submit your own review to be posted on the site.
One thing I've been in the market for is a new, high quality digital camera. The Canon Powershot SX1 IS looks like a contender...and it's within my price range.

Bottom line: Now more than ever it is so easy to shop online and compare prices of things you'd like to buy. This is something that you should be doing anyways - whether or not the economy is down!
Do you use online shopping comparison websites? Why or why not?
There used to be a time when the internet was just a place to look for information, but now you can find and purchase just about anything online these days. Artists can buy art supplies online, photographers can buy cameras online, and fashionistas, well, can buy any kind clothing item from the thousands of retailers and boutiques who have set up shop on the internet.
Technology sure has come a long way, hasn't it?
Recently I came across Moneysupermarket.com, a resource for online shopping. You can shop and compare prices on everything from books and music to travel and fashion. You'll get a list of online retailers that carry a particular item along with a list price. You can also read expert reviews and user reviews on items that you're interested in. You can even submit your own review to be posted on the site.
One thing I've been in the market for is a new, high quality digital camera. The Canon Powershot SX1 IS looks like a contender...and it's within my price range.

Bottom line: Now more than ever it is so easy to shop online and compare prices of things you'd like to buy. This is something that you should be doing anyways - whether or not the economy is down!
Do you use online shopping comparison websites? Why or why not?
Friday, March 13, 2009
Photo of the Week: "A Rose" by Rosa Say

Spring is in the air and that means the flowers are blooming and the birds are chirping louder than ever (at least where I live!)
To get the spring season started, I thought I'd share a photo of a rose taken by Rosa Say. Rosa came across this gorgeous flower while visiting the Foster Botanical Garden on O‘ahu, .
You have to visit Rosa's Flickr photostream as she has taken so many photos from her home state of Hawaii. Vibrant!
Thursday, March 05, 2009
Creativity Quote
"The creative is the place where no one else has ever been. You have to leave the city of your comfort and go into the wilderness of your intuition. What you'll discover will be wonderful. What you'll discover is yourself." -- Alan Alda
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