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2 weeks ago | 
tasteforlife.com | Andrea Rock |Pamela Bump
Many major restaurants take advantage of a customer’s senses with sneaky strategies like “aroma marketing,” which boosts tempting smells of food, and specialized decor, which makes the customer subconsciously think of food with similar colors or physical qualities. A Duke University study noted that by raising the volume of all meal sizes, fast food companies could charge more and psychologically persuade customers to buy larger meal options.
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1 month ago | 
tasteforlife.com | Pamela Bump
For decades, study after study has proven the seemingly endless benefits of drinking tea. Just check out these articles on the physical benefits and mental health benefits. Most recently, a 2020 study from the European Society of Cardiology concluded that those who drink tea daily live longer than those who don’t.
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1 month ago | 
tasteforlife.com | Pamela Bump
In celebration or Earth Day, take care of yourself, your family, and your planet with these eco-friendly tips. Ideas for How to Celebrate Earth Day Water bottles, straws, and plastic cutlery may contain toxins. They are also harmful to the environment when they are not properly re-used or recycled. Click here for avoidance tips and plastic-substitution options. Save money, and eat healthy by growing your own food.
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Sep 11, 2024 | 
tasteforlife.com | Lemi Shine |Pamela Bump
Now — more than ever — we’re thinking deeply about the bacteria we could be bringing into our homes. At the same time, as we stock our cleaning cabinets for the next major scrub-down, we might also be wondering if the products we use to clean our kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, dishes, and laundry are actually safe for us and our surrounding environment.
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Sep 8, 2024 | 
tasteforlife.com | "An update |Pamela Bump
The mineral magnesium is vital for our health. It’s linked to more than 700 important body functions, ranging from energy production and blood pressure regulation, to heart health and muscle and nerve function.
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Aug 8, 2024 | 
blog.hubspot.com | Ramona Sukhraj |Pamela Bump
One of the most underrated skills you can have as a marketer is marketing research — which is great news for this unapologetic cyber sleuth. From brand design and product development to buyer personas and competitive analysis, I’ve researched a number of initiatives in my decade-long marketing career. And let me tell you: having the right marketing research methods in your toolbox is a must. Market research is the secret to crafting a strategy that will truly help you accomplish your goals.
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Aug 8, 2024 | 
zephyrnet.com | Pamela Bump
One of the most underrated skills you can have as a marketer is marketing research - which is great news for this unapologetic cyber sleuth. From brand design and product development to buyer personas and competitive analysis, I've researched a number of initiatives in my decade-long marketing career. And let me tell you: having the right marketing research methods in your toolbox is a must. Market research is the secret to crafting a strategy that will truly help you accomplish your goals.
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Jul 4, 2024 | 
tasteforlife.com | Pamela Bump
For eco-conscious travelers looking to be one with nature, choosing the perfect sunscreen may be about more than preventing sunburn. Fortunately, more natural alternatives exist. In some cases, certain sunscreen ingredients may even boost skincare without affecting marine life. For example, oxybenzone is also a chemical known to be both harmful to humans and ecosystems.
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Mar 17, 2024 | 
tasteforlife.com | Lauren Holt |Pamela Bump
You've probably heard of the four-leaf clover. But did you know cultures across the world have different plants that promise good fortune? Lucky Plants and Crops It is thought that the consumption of black eyed peas may create prosperity. Many have consumed the peas traditionally on New Year’s, believing that this will create prosperity in the coming year.
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Feb 26, 2024 | 
tasteforlife.com | Pamela Bump |Melissa Jellie
Pamela is the Audience Growth Manager for the HubSpot Blog and holds an M.S. in Media Ventures from Boston University. Before HubSpot, she was Taste for Life’s first Web Editor & Social Media Expert and Harvard Business Review’s first Growth Editor. In her roles, she’s managed content strategy, social media, and audience growth tactics.
