Advertising and promotion has always been about presenting relevant content when you need it. In the not so distant past, the big yellow page book was stored on a shelf for the day when you would need a plumber in a hurry!
Information about where and how to vote in the Central Huron Municipal Election is provided here, courtesy of the Jared Petteplace for Mayor campaign.
The fall election season is upon us throughout the province of Ontario. Local leaders are chosen to represent ratepayers to decide how to best keep our community services running and economy prospering. There are a lot of “moving parts” to do this. Our choices at election time should make a difference. Candidates with a vision for the future need a mandate to energize change.
Contested elections are good. Ideally this forces debate, engages the local ratepayers, and after the election results are in, council has a sense of ratepayer priorities. Wouldn't that be nice?
Your body image is a subjective picture or mental image you have of your own body. If you have a poor body image you may look into dieting as a solution to improve it. With all of the unrealistic Ads on television, online and in magazines, some women's body image and self esteem may become warped. When you are striving for an unattainable goal the feeling of failure and disappointment in yourself will arise. Eventually, this feeling will begin to damage your feeling of confidence and self-worth completely.
Homeowners in Huron County, Ontario have a new cost effective and dustless option to restore hardwood floors. Older homes in such places as Goderich, Bayfield, Exeter, Clinton, Seaforth and Wingham display their Victorian elegance to the outside world. However, on the inside, the once magnificent hardwood flooring has been covered up by carpets which now need to be replaced. Instead of recovering your floor, have you considered restoring your home’s old hardwood charm?
The basics...Let's start with Facebook, the most popular.
Facebook is great to keep in touch with friends and family. Content goes through a “news feed” allowing for commenting on your post to Facebook. Your friends may appreciate a picture you have uploaded to your Facebook page and comment, 'oh what a cute dog,”. You may respond to a friend's post and press the "like" button. When you “like” something the friends in your network see what you like, as this content goes into their news feed. This keeps everyone connected.
If you have registered a domain name and did not purchase privacy protection, chances are at some point your will receive a a letter in the mail offering to renew your domain name at inflated prices. Beware, the solicitation letter looks like a bill, and many consumers are simply paying the bill, thinking they are dealing with their domain registrar.
If you own a business or administer a site for other types of organizations, you need to know that at the present time there are a number of large US companies that are monitoring Canadian websites to "mine your content for profit". These companies are using legal tactics to extract hundreds of millions of dollars in payments for alleged "copyright infringements" for images they claim they own, that are being used on Canadian sites.
According to a news release from the Canadian Retail Council, Statistics Canada reports that online purchases have increased by 24% over the past few years. As more Canadians become familiar and comfortable with this form of commerce, the convenience of online shopping will bring opportunities and challenges to local brick and mortar businesses.
The bean cooler at Exeter Produce has just enjoyed a major renovation to meet the challenge of high hydro prices and the exacting cooling needs of a bean crop. Consistent temperature at just the right level means better quality bean produce can be offered to consumers. Included in the renovation is an upgrade in insulation accompanied with the installation of new energy efficient cooling units. To save even more energy, the cooler design includes the use of cool outside air available during the spring and fall seasons.
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