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SEO Services in Pakistan - Know More About It
It is mandatory to make your website more search engine friendly so that more online visitors can access your site. And, this task can only be done effectively only with the help of SEO services from Lahore. You will come across various SEO companies in the city but their services differ. Therefore, it would be better if you shortlist of two or three companies and approach them for your SEO needs in Lahore.
By Zoha Kashaf5 years ago in Journal
Get Customized Popcorn Packaging Boxes with Free Shipping
What are Popcorn Boxes? Popcorn is such a snack that considered compulsory at gatherings. Gathering can be of any kind such as movie night, any party at home, study night, wedding ceremony, engagement party, and gathering to watch a match. Popcorn is the compulsion for all functions, especially the above-mentioned gatherings. So Custom Popcorn Boxes look more delicious and appealing. It is also eaten at home as a snack. These days when Corona is spreading everywhere and now you do not have the option to go to the cinema to watch a movie and not any match in the stadium. In this situation, you can arrange a close and precise gathering by inviting your close relatives and friends and watch the movie together. You can present popcorn to your family and friends in individual boxes that show effort and love for your guests. This can be done by customizing the Popcorn Boxes from any established packaging company. The popcorn boxes are best to preserve the taste and crunch of the popcorn. RushPackaging is the best solution for all your problems related to packaging and popcorn boxes. We are here to customize your popcorn boxes according to the size and shape that you want.
By Grayson Carter5 years ago in Journal
Hair Industry Revolution: 25 Years of The Hair Radio Morning Show
Oh Boy.. It's hard to believe that 25 years have flown by in a blink. That's what it feels like. It was truly a life changing chance encounter that resulted in the creation of "The Hair Radio Show". Think back to 1995, there was no Internet or social media. The very thought of creating a radio broadcast that talked about hair and beauty was outright scoffed and negatively mentioned in local newspapers. I was told that hair is too esoteric to produce a radio show. Many others could not imagine that it was not just possible but it was the very first ever podcast. Podcast, of course, was a word that did not exist at the time, however, the concept of speaking about a particular subject was ushered in on broadcast radio. Yes. "The Hair Radio Show" was born. I've been asked many times about the idea itself. Here's what happened. I remember running in to an associate and over a cup of coffee, I asked what he was doing at the time and he said that he was a hairstylist. I said that I was in radio. It was a lightbulb moment for me. I thought it would be a great idea to produce a program that could talk about hair and beauty on the air. I thought it would be great to have it be inspired by persons of color. I had already begun my broadcast career that started a year or two earlier in Los Angeles, California but this was New Jersey. I was busy producing a daily live radio show called, "Centerstage" that focused on celebrities helping newcomers with insight. That program gave me the structure on how to set up my new hair industry radio show. Simply, "The Hair Radio Show". I remember that I was living in Montclair, New Jersey at the time and decided to use one of the local hairstylists as a program host along with three others. It was really groundbreaking as there were no other shows that mixed the world of cosmetology with the world of natural hair and barbering. The program started out as an intermittent kind of broadcast that was a sidebar to my "regular" daily popular entertainment "Centerstage" program. We were on our way. Me, Kerry Hines, as the showrunner and executive producer, my four co-hosts who were a mix of one gentleman and three ladies all from the New Jersey/New York area. We were on WNJR. It was a radio station that had pretty much seen its heyday. It was located in downtown Newark. I thought it was just beautiful as it was located in a newly constructed skyrise tower and my own production office was in walking distance in the Ironbound section of Newark. It was just perfect. The program debuted and was doing well. The focus at the time time was simple in that the selected hosts would provide hair tips to the listeners. The radio set up was that listeners could call in and ask their questions live. Amazing! "The Hair Radio Show" was born and has now morphed in to "The Hair Radio Morning Show" and was the beginning of an empire. It's gone on to help launch the careers of many in the hair and beauty industry. The show moved on from terrestrial radio (am/fm) to the Internet. First, as a regularly scheduled show and then as a 24-hour hair and beauty network. This, of course, was in the early 2000s. The industry that started, the instituton that was started, www.HaiRadio.com. now broadcasts daily five times a week on BlogTalkRadio.com as "The Hair Radio Morning Show". Stay tuned.
By Kerry Hines Hair Biz Industry 5 years ago in Journal
Top Industries that will flourish with the power of mobile apps
Needless to say, mobiles have become smart, convenient, and fast in many ways. As a result, people can do a lot more than they could have a decade ago. With the rise of sensors, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, IoT, and Blockchain technology, smartphones have become on-the-go computing machines. Innovative organizations across different industries can leverage the power of mobile apps and new-age technologies to provide new solutions, generate more revenue, and stay ahead of the competition.
By TechAhead Software5 years ago in Journal
Top 10 Tips for Underwriting a Value-Add Apartment Community (Part-1)
Here are Top 10 tips for underwriting a value-add apartment community. 1- Setting an Offer Price You’re not supposed to look at how the property is currently operating, determine what the net operating income is, and then base your purchase price off that. You also do not want to set the offer price based on what it’s going to be once it’s stabilized. Instead, you need to consider the combination of the two. How the property is currently operating is going to determine what your business plan is to stabilize it and how long it’s going to take and that’ll decide how the property will operate say at month 12 or 18 or even 24. You also want to know how long you’re going to be holding the property for. It may be 5 years, or 7 years, or even 10 years, depending on the capabilities of the property. Time projection is extremely important. There might be deals that are accustomed to do well on a 7–10-year projection, and then you might be missing out on short-term opportunities. Breaking out this time monthly, and later adding these months to determine what the annualized cash-on-cash return, and what the IRR is going to be, based off of that exit is going to be unprecedentedly profitable. Essentially, you’re creating a 5-7-10 years projection going from how it’s currently operating, to how it’s going to stabilize, and then continuing to operate at the stabilization, with the annual rent increases and expense increases also determining when you’re going to sell and how much you will make when you sell because that’s also a big chunk of the profit you’re going to make and then you can determine the cash-on-cash return. All this will determine the returns percentage so you don’t have to worry to meet the return goals. This is how you’re going to set a competitive offer price so you do not end up low-balling or high-balling.
By My Realty Gains5 years ago in Journal
