Get Your Business a Mobile App

The infocomic highlights the benefits of having a business application on your mobile device. It generates the notion that whether you are at your desk or not you will always be just a click away from all the information you require in relation to your business. It enforces the idea that clients or potential clients will always be able to be kept up to date.

How Music Lessons are Making Your Kids Smarter

Here is an illustration of studies that show the ways in which music lessons make kids smarter, test better, and happier later in life. Share with district administrators and congress representatives in your area to encourage more arts funding in public schools.

Black Bear Safety Tips

Avoiding bears isn’t always easy to do, but you can educate yourself on some black bear safety tips that might make the meeting a little less problematic. This infographic by The House.com is a good start.

The Driving Forces Behind 10 Years of Storytelling

Where were you in 2004 when Merriam-Webster named “blog” as the Word of Year? Fast forward to today – when people can’t get enough of…well…cat videos. Obviously, a lot has changed. Take a nostalgic road trip back in time with this infographic that highlights the top B2B marketing and PR trends over the last decade.

25 Foods to Avoid During Pregnancy

Pregnancy is one of the beautiful phases in a woman’s life. Craving for your favorite food during pregnancy is a perfectly normal thing. You can enjoy eating anything you desire. Just have a habit of averting few foods that pose health risks for you and your baby. Here is an expert guide of 25 foods to be avoided during pregnancy with solutions.

The Scary Truth About the Dirtiest Surfaces You Touch Every Day

Many of the items you touch on a daily basis contain thousands of germs. For example, a dollar bill contains 135,000 types of bacteria and any of the light switches in your home contain 217 types of bacteria per square inch. What is interesting is that there are some items we would think are worse than others, but perception versus reality varies widely.