25 Percent Of Traditional Gas Stations Face Closure By 2035
A recent study by Boston Consulting Group reported that 25 percent of traditional gas stations nationwide face closure by 2035.
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Category: Technology
Rockland County tech news
Rockland’s Governments Should Take Advantage Of Dot.Gov Program To Shore Up Cyber Safety
Many state and local governments operate official websites with .us, .com or .org domains but that may soon start to change as they opt for more secure and trusted .gov domains.
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Who’s On Your Zoom Call? Businesses Risk Trade Secrets If They Don’t Know The Answer
Business owners should take a number of precautions for confidential video calls or risk the exposure of trades secrets
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Digital Mailboxes Are A Pandemic Problem-Solver
Jeff Milgram’s Montebello-based iPostal1 is a postal platform made for a post-pandemic world: users view images of what’s in their digital mailbox via an app on their desktop or phone
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Social Media Stocking Stuffers For 2020 Strategies
You’re more likely to get a high-quality conversion, which is how you get people to sign up for webinars or registrations, do the downloads, get on your email list, and so on
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Urban Electric Power Seeks Early Adopters In Rockland For Battery Pack
Urban Electric Power, a Rockland-based innovator, is testing as it rolls out a small rechargeable, environmentally-friendly battery pack that can power a house through a blackout as well as store usable energy sources.
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adDryers At Palisades Center To Bring Advertising/Content To Bathrooms
They’ve given us The Beatles, PG Tips, Range Rover. Will adDryers be the next British invasion that blows us away?
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Marketing in the Palm of Your Hand
Mobile phone usage is the preferred way to access emails, Internet, and connect on social platforms. With consumers primed and ready to make purchase decisions from their mobile devices, here are tips to consider:
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Pains and Gains in the Apartment Hunt
A new survey shows renters are becoming more reliant on online photos and virtual tours than on traditional, in-person guided tours when selecting an apartment. This study, which was conducted by Entrata, which develops property management software, shows apartment hunters are using the Internet for online photos, virtual 360-degree walkthroughs, and video feeds instead of visiting apartments.
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