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simssiomisvault · 9 months ago
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Heather set is out on TSR!!!! please pay a visit! I hope you like it and enjoy the night! Thank you so much for your love and support means a lot and keeps me creating if you want to support me you can visit my Patreon you'll find more stuff there!
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creamsicle-art · 1 year ago
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The worst thing is, there are some parts of my shitty job that i like a lot. If i could make a living sorting mail and assembling packages six hours a day four days a week i would be content. Sadly i have to deal with shitty cusomers and id have to work 50 hours a week to live with any reasonable comfort.
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lucasedison · 4 months ago
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Our custom commercial building signs are designed to grab attention and communicate your brand effectively
In the busy city of Melbourne, first impressions are everything. Your commercial building sign is usually the first point of contact for potential customers, so it is important to represent your brand in the best possible way. At Vinage Customs, we specialize in designing custom commercial building signs that not only grab attention but also communicate your brand's essence. Whether you own a storefront, corporate office, or any type of commercial establishment, our signs are tailor-made to help you stand out in a competitive market.
Why Commercial Building Signs Matter
Commercial building signs come in handy for more than one reason. They are a beacon for your business, leading customers to your doorstep while showing who you are as a brand. Designed well, made of the right material, and placed at the right location, these signs can attract customers with services, advertise offers, and bring in brand awareness. In the city of Melbourne, where the commercial space is overwhelmingly vibrant and diverse, standing out by being visually appealing and well-placed can be beneficial.
Our Approach to Commercial Business Signs
We at Vinage Customs believe that every business is unique, so we provide customized commercial business signs that cater to your specific needs. Our design team works with you to create a sign that is the perfect embodiment of your brand's style and message. We aim to capture the essence of your business by illuminating your logo and improving visibility through strategic placement.
We have a wide variety of materials, shapes, and sizes to suit your needs. If you want an attractive metal sign, an eye-catching acrylic display, or even a classic wood finish, our commercial building signs Melbourne are designed to impress. We focus on durability and aesthetics to ensure that your sign is not only aesthetically pleasing but also withstanding the test of time.
Embracing the Future with Commercial Digital Signage
In today's fast-paced world, digital signage is becoming increasingly popular among businesses. Our commercial digital signage solutions enable you to update your message in real-time, making it easier to promote new products, services, or events. For instance, digital signs can display dynamic content such as videos, promotional graphics, and slideshows, which enhances customer engagement and captures attention in a way static signs cannot.
Whether you choose to have a high-definition LED screen or large digital display, our team will help you create a system that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. The flexibility of commercial digital signage allows for fast updates, especially useful for businesses operating in fast-evolving markets, such as retail or restaurants.
Commercial signage costs Understanding
We understand the importance of investing in commercial signage, especially for most business owners. Their cost can vary depending on a number of factors; they range from size, material, complexity in design, and type of signage you want. Our strategy at Vinage Cusoms is to ensure competitive pricing whilst maintaining quality.
Our team will provide transparent pricing and work within your budget. We can walk you through various options available to achieve the best return on your investment. We also offer cost-effective solutions that can maximize the visibility of your brand without draining your budget.
Conclusion
Custom commercial building signs are a precious asset for any business seeking to make a difference. At Vinage Customs, we pride ourselves on providing excellent commercial building signs in Melbourne that will help draw attention and convey your brand message effectively. With the help of high-quality signage, you are not only improving the attractiveness of your business but also developing a solid brand identity in the community.
Whether it is traditional signs or going for the state-of-the-art, modern digital option, we are here to help you every step of the way. Contact us today to learn more about our custom commercial signage solutions and how we can help further increase your business's visibility and engagement.
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oathdeath · 2 years ago
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O A T H D E A T H : an independent, private, & low-activity original character blog. created as a cusom!tav for baldur's gate 3, however can adapt accordingly. cursed by ezrah.
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W A R N I N G : 21 + ONLY / ART USED HERE IS EITHER CREATED BY ME OR COMMISSIONED! / contents may contain death, violence, trauma, obsession, icon-less content, & more to be tagged at a later time or as requested.
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aveirasims · 4 years ago
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Nightvision Eyes
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epcreativemedia · 5 years ago
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AFRO-PRINT RECOLOURED GOWN I was super excited when I pulled this off I must say. The Sims game hardly has any Afro print designs in furniture or clothing, not even an expansion pack for that matter hhmmm🤔🤔, that could be something for 2020, anyone know how I can submit an expansion pack idea that will actually be read?
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I didn’t not create this but I saw it and had to share!
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dis--parity · 2 years ago
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SKINTIGHT - for theo!
Uncomfortable Headcanons // Accepting!
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SKINTIGHT - if your muse had a youtube channel or a tv show, what would it be about?
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Theo would love to run a YouTube channel about old, bad movies - putting his passion for the underfunded, underdeveloped, and badly-written section of film that everyone else would rather not talk about, but he loves nonetheless. It’s safe to say he’s entertained the idea before; one of his best friends, a streamer by the alias of Nitwitch, has even given him pointers as to what might help him gain traction as a content creator, but thus far that advice has gone to disuse.
The main reason for this is that he also recognises that there’s probably a million and one other channels out there doing the same thing, even if many of them don’t really take off. However, the only reason this is holding him back is perhaps because he doesn’t recognise his own strengths; when it comes to filmography throughout the years, he considers himself something of a historian anyway. And, though he’s never worked adjacent to the film industry professionally, his knowledge of film production and insight into the difficulties that certain indie filmmakers faced, as is the case with his all-time favourite Gallery of the Brushteaceans, would almost certainly make him stand out from the crowd.
Of course, if none of that were to avail him, the other idea he had was to wear a goPro at work while he prepares the sweet treats they pride themself on and ramble about shitty cusomers and funny work encounters and stories. People seem to eat that up, too.
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is6621 · 6 years ago
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Mall the Small Things -Kelsey Sullivan
In a span of just a few weeks, a number of retailers have announced store closings. In a CNBC article, as of March 1, more than 4,309 store closures have been announced by retailers so far this year. Victoria’s Secret, Gap, JC Penney and Tesla all announced store closures within the past 2 weeks - leaving hundreds of storefronts empty and hundreds of shoppers questioning. 
Victoria’s Secret plans to shut down 50 locations in 2019 - 4x more than their average twelve per year. Gap - 230 closures over the next two years and spinning off Old Navy, and JC Penney, between department stores and home and furniture locations, 27. And what’s a blog post without mention of our favorite social media guru, Elon Musk and Tesla - announcing they will move all sales online and close showrooms. But, don’t worry, you can buy a Tesla in the matter of a minute on your phone.  eMarketer predicts Amazon will control nearly 54% of all retail ecommerce by 2019.
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Since the rise of online stores, like that of Amazon, many large retailers (as mentioned above) are left feeling bruised and broken. Sure, online shopping is all about convenience. Heck, as I sit here writing this blog, I have googled hairspray, cleaning spray, and a few other items I need but am too lazy to go out and pick up (move the car, lose the parking spot, fight the crowds, change out of my Sunday lazy attire, i can make up a number of excuses) to see if I can purchase online, cheaper, with the instant gratification of having by tomorrow. I stopped when my travel hairspray delivery date was Friday and came to my senses that i can just get tomorrow while at work with a quick trip to CVS. But, therein lies my point. Convenience is there, yes. but convenience still lies within the brick and mortar stores too.  Convenience, the key here, and highly valued but not the holy grail. 
PRO: In Store shopping - Personalized. Experience
In a nutshell, online shopping is a glorified google search. You are searching, scrolling, clicking thru and for results. Chat bots are there for you, but are they real? Can they tell if those jeans make your butt look nice, or if the shoulders on the blouse make you look boxy? Nope. They may provide customer service, but nothing like that you would get in store. Forget clothes for a second. What about big purchases? TVs, cameras, computers, appliances - are you going to trust a bot to help you find what’s best for YOU? No. Again, a better experience to be had in store, checking out the products, asking the pros, who are real-time and subject matter experts. Online, things like customer reviews and photos have helped bridge that gap, but having someone walk through your large purchase, with you in mind, now that is personalized. That is an experience. And back to my hairspray example, one of the main reasons people still believe in buying something in-store is more satisfying than online is because you’re able to get that item immediately. A Fluent survey found that the reason most likely to be cited for shopping in-store is the ability to see or try on items in person. According to a study by Autotrader, 88% of shoppers prefer to purchase a car in person. Maybe that’s for the test drive before, be as it may - buyers want to have that experience before the drop their hard earned dollars. 
As e-commerce continues to change the way retailers think about brick-and-mortar locations, it’s clear there are just too many of them. 
PRO: Online shopping. Convenience. 
There is no argument that online shopping is much more convenient. You can do in your robe, in between loads of laundry, dishes, or as your about to run out of paper towels. Outside of black Friday, the Internet is the only shopping experience that is there for you 24/7. You are not at the mercy of store hours, South Boston parking, Massachusetts pike traffic, or mother nature. Save time, save effort. Buying a gift? Even better - skip the step of wrapping, packing, and sending. 
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CON: In store shopping: Price comparisons. Shopping the deals. 
For multichannel retailers - those who sell both in physical stores and online - pricing becomes tricky. Retailers all have different price matching strategies - some brick-and-mortars (Best Buy, Target, Staples) will match online prices in store upon customer request, while others (Home Depot, Bloomingdale’s and Macy’s) stand ground on a hard no. Self-matching would seem smart to most, appeasing customers and maintaining fairness - a strategy to earn higher profits according to Harvard Business School professor Elie Ofek. who found that price matching is not just a necessary evil; it can be a competitive tool and boost a company’s bottom line.” 
Shopping online gives us the opportunity to compare prices, vs. in store, we do not have as easy of access to. You forget the prices you’ve seen in the previous shops, so you can’t compare them. One of the biggest questions faced by brick-and-mortar retailers today is whether prices should be the same online and in stores. Macy’s reported a decline in store sales, resulting in a 10% stock price drop. But it’s these stores that have to continue to find ways to face and defeat disruption - ramping up web operations, but more importantly creating new reasons and values for customers to patronize stores. Price strategies are what can keep all retailers afloat and results in an immediate effect. Prices can be changed tonight and profits can start rolling in tomorrow morning. 
CON: Online Shopping. Scams, Fraud, Identity Theft, Phishing, Abuse. (all the things that scare you)
The Internet knows more about us that we do. Think about how many times a day you are entering personal information via your phone, your computer, your tablet. We are entering our credit card number like its our name in a drawing and simultaneously running the risk of our lives being hacked. Online shopping fraud was up 30% in 2017, while every year since seems to break records. As e-commerce grows, e-commerce fraud grows even faster. This is not to say do not shop online as it is not safe, but it is a caution so shop smart. Most online retailers have secure sites and have every security measure needed, but we just need to be more...aware. Not purchasing from shady sellers (mom and pop sites vs. Target.com). We have to question safety, quality, and lots of inconvenience spent dealing with the repercussions. 
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 There is data to support that physical stores are still important to consumers. We are not ready to forego altogether. Stats from 2018 support the importance of physical retail environments include: 
 - According to google, 61% of customers would rather shop with brands that have a physical location than with brands that are online only. Also, nearly 80% of shoppers go in-store when there is an item they need or want immediately. 
- 57% of cusomers say that the closing of many department stores has negatively impacted their perception of ecommerce (Avionos)
- And then there’s Amazon, now with brick and mortar Amazon Go stores in three cities across the U.S. 
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The in store experience allows customers to engage with the brand. At the end of the day, both in store and online shopping are important and relevant to consumers and therefore cannot be forgotten. The retail space is going thru an evolution of which is fueled by consumer behavior and expectations. To be successful, brands need to take steps to account for shopping wherever and whenever it happens. 
1. Be ready to capture at any stage of the journey
2. Create a seamless experience between both experiences
3. Use data to fuel and customize both experiences. 
To succeed in the modern world of retail, whether brick and mortar or internet, retailers need to embrace web AND in-store operations as unique operations and remember that at the end of the day, it’s all about what the customer wants. Adhere to my needs and price sensitives, and I will support you whether in store or online.
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/01/gap-victorias-secret-tesla-store-closures-hit-malls-in-the-middle.html
https://www.emarketer.com/content/the-pros-and-cons-of-in-store-and-digital-shopping-experiences
https://b2b.autotrader.com/oem/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/Car-Buyer-of-the-Future_NAS-Client-Presentation.pdf
https://www.digitalcommerce360.com/2018/04/24/e-commerce-fraud-rose-nearly-twice-as-fast-as-e-commerce-sales/
https://pubsonline.informs.org/doi/abs/10.1287/mksc.2017.1035
https://binaryic.com/knowledge-center/how-customers-prefer-to-shop-online-vs-in-store/
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symufaphotography · 8 years ago
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t3chexpress · 5 years ago
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athoughtfulbeliever-blog · 6 years ago
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What do you do when hard work doesn't pay off?
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Personalized CX, Data and Empathy in the Customer Economy
How are the dynamics between brands, platforms, customers and data management changing notions of winning CX? Sean Brady, President of Emarsys Americas lets us in on the secret sauce and more.
Undoutedly the dynamics between brands, technology platforms and customers are changing not just the boundaries of what defines great Customer Experience or personalization. But this also spotlights the renewed attention on customer data management, empathy and what customers expect from marketers in exchange for their data. Sean Brady, President of Emarsys Americas lets us in on the secret sauce of winning CX in the Customer Economy and rasises some interesting – and relevant – questions about data ownership and ethics.
Chitra: You work with a lot of marketing leaders – how have you seen CMOs’ understanding of and response to the idea of Personalized CX evolve over the last several years?
Sean: CMOs are under more pressure than ever to provide the best possible experience to existing customers. To deliver on this promise of true 1:1 personalization and provide their customers with exactly what they are looking for, marketing leaders have become more highly attuned to the nature of how people interact and buy from brands. However, it’s clear that the industry still has some way to go before it can claim to have solved the issue of personalization. Marketers must first put themselves in the shoes of their customers and ask themselves whether their communication tactics are really meeting consumer expectations, to get closer to reducing the gap between aspirations and reality. Ultimately, the secret sauce is in how customer data is being handled. Given that we have moved beyond the human capacity to scale personalization, marketers are turning to automation techniques in order to overcome this challenge because they know that getting it wrong will alienate customers and irreparably damage the brand.
Chitra: In a related question, what’s your personal view on the way ‘the typical buyer’s journey’ is changing? Or is it just the way marketers look at it that’s changing?
Sean: The ‘typical buyer’s journey’ is greatly changing due to consumer access to an increased amount of available technology; customers can now dictate when, how and why they interact or buy from brands. This power shift from companies to customers underlies the new customer economy. Omnichannel marketing is providing a new wave of consumers who seek personalized experiences at every phase, namely the browsing phase where marketing strategies look to turn browsing customers into buyers; the cart phase where the customer is showing intent and needs a nudge over the finish line – a critical time in the purchase journey that sees roughly 76 percent of shopping carts abandoned; and finally the purchase phase which essentially marks the start of a new journey for the marketer – that of converting a first time buyer into a returning customer.
Chitra: How would you define the core and crucial components of Customer Experience? What pillars does it stand on?
Sean: Marketers must provide consistently great experiences for long-term loyalty. Three key reminders:
The consumer will always come first: The future of marketing starts with empathy. Every single interaction needs to deliver value to cusomers, not just be approached as a sales opportunity.
1-to-1 personalized interactions will be standard: But this is challenging as consumer touchpoints increase. Collecting, aggregating and turning this data into meaningful personalized interactions is a challenge.
Marketing ethics will be high on the agenda: From data privacy to the use of AI, the marketer/consumer relationship is at a pivotal point and needs total transparency.  
Chitra: Assuming customer data is one of those core components, what are the specific ways you have seen the nature of ‘customer data management’ shift in the recent past? For example, one of the trends I see is the shift in focus from third party to first party data. What else?
Sean: In addition to this shift away from third-party data, the nature of ‘customer data management’ will center on a greater overall sense of responsibility in the marketplace.
Two things explain this: the first has to do with public reaction to data governance. The 2017 State of Consumer Trust and Privacy Study shows that 68 percent of people don’t trust brands to handle their personal information. This type of public opinion will not fix itself. The second relates to the industry’s response. The recent TrustArc GDPR Compliance study shows that there is a push from inside the industry towards responsible marketing because trust matters. Furthermore, the report indicates that data compliance by businesses is motivated by value, customer and partner expectations then it is over the fear of fines. Bottom line is that data reform is about building trust.
Chitra: When it comes to B2C marketing, the complexities with data in an omni-channel environment are exponentially more. How can AI change the game when it comes to optimizing these multi-touchpoint B2C relationships?
Sean: By using AI solutions that can take over most of the tedious and time-consuming tasks that marketers struggle to deal with, marketers can better focus on optimizing their B2C relationships.
But the industry needs to help raise the entry point for users so that the implementation and adoption of marketing tech stacks is quicker. For example, Emarsys has done this through the introduction of verticalized platforms that automatically surface knowledge using benchmark best practices, saving marketers the chore of dragging and dropping data into cells for uncertain outcomes. This will enable brands to graduate faster from foundational marketing tools to more advanced ones, such as AI and machine learning. The Global Consumer Insights Survey 2018 reported that 10 percent of consumers around the world own an AI device such as a robot or an automated personal assistant, and one in three (32 percent) say they plan to buy an AI device. This represents a large opportunity for brands to use artificial intelligence marketing solutions to bridge the gap between data science and execution.
Chitra: What typical missteps or errors in judgement do you observe marketers making when it comes to building a sustainable marketing technology stack to execute their personalization strategies?
Sean: The influx of consumer data over the past two decades has pushed marketers to become more data-driven in their strategies and tactics. Over time, ‘more data’ has turned into ‘too much data,’ and marketers turned to technology to help assemble the perfect tech stack for their organizations to get ahead of the competition.
Some marketers wear a complex, towering tech stack as a badge of honor – but it’s really nothing to be proud of. First, the costs of all those niche tools and point solutions add up and often means marketers lose or are forced to lose sense of some of the more human elements of the job role – the strategy, the content, and the creative elements – and instead focus on the machines: the tools, platforms, software and widgets. So, instead of being marketers, many have had to become technology integration managers or data facilitators first.
In addition, in this era of data breaches and hacks, many marketing leaders don’t often consider the risk these technology stacks introduce to their business. As new technology is brought in by the marketing team, it’s not always vetted by IT. Nor are the methods used to integrate it or the various data management systems and processes behind it all. This is Shadow IT, and it breeds vulnerability and risk for the organization.
Chitra: What trends are you personally tracking as we head into the next decade? What is exciting for you in marketing right now?
Sean: With customers now controlling their own relationships with brands, one of the driving themes in the next decade will be around who will now own the large amounts of data being produced. Consumers will soon demand control of their information. This is where blockchain will come into play. Blockchains provide both data security through encryption and a way for individual customers to control their personal data.
In addition, over the next decade we will see data become further democratized, resulting in the rise of companies that broker data to brands so that they can teach their AI machines how to analyze this information and act on the insights. As consumer demand for greater control over their data increase further, companies will no longer be the only ones determining what happens with that information, opening the door to revolutionary developments in marketing and data analysis technology.
Lastly, in the next five to 10 years, marketers will witness the large-scale impact that Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) will have on e-commerce. AR will greatly enhance and personalize the online shopping experience for consumers.
More about  Sean Brady, President of Emarsys Americas
As President of the Americas, Sean Brady works to deliver the most innovative marketing technologies driving business results for organizations. In this position, he drives sales of Emarsys’ B2C marketing cloud across the U.S., Canada and Latin America. His U.S.-based team enables commerce-based businesses to grow their revenues by delivering multichannel data, real-time analytics and predictive marketing technologies to maximize customer value.
This article was first appeared on MarTech Advisor
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River Auto Material for Unity got new content
The package allows you to create and customize your own rivers. The latest update introduced a Vertex paint tool and Vertex shader support.
  The River Auto Material package for Unity has been updated. The latest version features now both a Vertex paint tool and Vertex shader support.
“RAM pack gives you ability to create river automatically,” the creators describe the package. “Shader generates few cascade type by slope of the mesh. You simply drag and drop river material into mesh or you could create it by our simple spline tool and a stream is done.”
River Auto Material comes for $35 and offers various sliders and options to cusomize your rivers in many ways. This includes smoothness, speed, strength, foam texture, shallowness, water depth and deep color. You can also blend the river with other water systems by the pack’s vertex paint.
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River Auto Material’s features list reads as follows:
– Unity 2017 support, – vertex paint tool to locally customize river, – tessellated river shader, – tessellated river shader with vertex paint, – standard river shader, – standard river shader with vertex paint, – blending with other water system like aquas etc (vertex paint tool opacity), – few river mesh examples, – river materials (U,V,-V, Linear,Gamma), – 47 (8 sets) ground textures (Albedo, Normal, AO, Height) for river and its borders, – set of river textures for mesh (foam, normals, cascades), – river works on linear and gamma rendering (you only need to change falloff slider), – cts profile file to get terrain height blend result by 1 click – simple spline tool to create your river – video demo available at forum (it need additional assets)
Interested developers can find more informations about the package as well as demonstrations and tutorials on Unity’s Asset Store.
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Place of Origin:Shanghai, (Mainland)Brand Name:Top-joyModel Number:Mat CleverSport:landscaping artificial grassProduct type:Four Colors artificial grass artificial turf grass for home gardenColor:green or cusomizedPile height:20-40cmDensity:15750/16800/18900/21000 or customizedGauge:3/8 InchBacking:PP woven+Net cloth/Double PP woven/PP woven+nonwovenMaterial:PE+PPDtex:10000-13000Warranty:6-8 YearsRoll size:4x25m/2x25m or customized
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