Industry insiders now talk about elevating a food's "snackability," which, in short, means engineering it with enough convenience that picking up a piece and putting it in your mouth becomes an almost perfunctory transaction.
They like the types of cool cars (Mini Coopers, Toyota Priuses) that Zipcar provides, the convenience of picking them up in their neighborhood and the very idea of "sharing" cars with people like themselves.
For legacy retailers, running a bricks-and-clicks business is a profit drain they have no choice but to circle, as shoppers continue to flock to the web for purchases and increasingly demand the convenience of picking up their online orders in store.
Recipients would also have the convenience of picking up their food stamps at the same time as their welfare checks.
Also consider commute times, your lifestyle needs, and local conveniences when picking a neighborhood.
The difference is that instead of waiting for delivery, they can swing by the store at their convenience, and pick up the items that same day.
The difference is that instead of waiting for delivery, they can swing by the store at their convenience, and pick up the items that same day.
These sites offer quality, customizable printed invitations at more affordable prices than stationery stores, and the convenience to pick and order invitations from the comfort of your home.
Not just novelists, but magazine illustrators, money managers, programmers, management consultants, PC sales representatives, insurance brokers, Web site designers, radio station owners, golf course designers and book translators can hang their hats anywhere that is convenient, and convenience often means picking a state that happens not to have a high income tax.
If you don't believe me, tally up all your receipts from ordering pizza, going through the drive-through to get coffee, buying chips at the convenience store, and picking up stuff that with a little effort you could have made yourself (even if you are culinarily illiterate), and then do a little financial extrapolation with the power of compound interest (especially if you have credit card debt).
