Kareena-saif did not work together in the moviesWho has just married less than three months ago, one can think that Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor should be aligned for all films. However, rumor has it that the actor does not want to work in the same films, his wife.
Time of the report of India, the two actors have decided to stay away from their professional lives. The report also read that Khan had led the way in which the scenes that are supposed to represent, a sense of playfulness, eventually turn dull.
That being said, no one can really blame Khan after the failure of a large number of their films together as "Billy" (2008), "Kurban" (2009) and, more recently, "Agent Vinod" (2012) do not do well. No doubt Kapoor and Khan are two remarkable actors full, but it looks like they made a good choice with this decision.
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First it was Ireland, then Poland and now… Germany! Yes, you heard (read?) that right — PayLane launches in good ol’ Deutschland!
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Back in October we introduced wire transfers in Polish banks, which are crucial when running business in Poland. For many of you it had no significance as your business operates only in the UK, France, the Netherlands or Portugal, and you have no plans to try new markets. However, the latest Polish eCommerce report will no doubt make you reconsider your expansion plans — let us present to you some of the most interesting and impressive facts about this market from recent years and the expected figures for the near future.
), as Braintree is a much bigger company, but we thought: “we might be small and less known, but we sure are good at what we do!”.
After months of preparations, countless hours spent working and analysing, you finally create your product. It has taken a lot of effort to get it done and you want to market it in the best possible way. The question is – should you keep your product the same for all countries or should you adjust it to specific markets?
Remember our recent blog post about Polish wire transfers? Believe it or not, but Poles are more eager to pay via such transfers than with credit cards. If we offered our clients only credit cards, they would be less likely to achieve success in that market. At the same time, hugely popular in the USA American Express payments are virtually unheard of in Central Europe. That’s why our offering for Polish clients includes, besides credit cards, wire transfers in all banks in Poland.
Regardless of how prosperous your company is, there is always room for improvement. And when is a better time to change than now? In honour of 2013 we have come up with a few New Year’s resolutions — regarding your customers, employees and yourself — that every ecommerce business can, and in some cases should, follow.
It’s good to sometimes forget about spreadsheets, business meetings and deadlines, and instead just have fun. You never know what might come out of it – our recent “war” with Braintree was spotted by various marketing sites and ended up on Wykop.pl (Polish equivalent of Reddit). Something that in the beginning was just us having fun with toys, ended up as a case study that was read by almost 40,000 people.
Now that 2012 is officially over, it’s time for a brief overview of our most popular posts in the past year. As you’ll find out, the list is surprisingly diverse — there are infographics, posts strictly connected to payments, marketing case studies and even tips for using… Kindle at work!
People often think that providing as many payment methods as possible is good, because customers can choose their favorite one. This should mean that the income will be greater; fewer people get discouraged by the lack of the payment method they prefer. Sounds logical, but it’s actually a minimal plan and there’s no guarantee it will work in every case.
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Forget about meetings. They are toxic. Don’t plan too much. Don’t hire people based on resume. This is only a few examples of unusual advice from 37signals owners– creators of Basecamp (project management tool), Ruby on Rails (online framework for programming), Highrise (contact managing tool) and many others.
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