by Social Halo Media | Mar 20, 2020 | Business Lighting and Technology, Home Talk, Real Life
Technology has made remote work a possibility for so many Americans. There was a time when remote working was only for specific groups but more and more companies are adopting the idea of working from home. Working from home benefits a lot of people in many different...
by Social Halo Media | Mar 11, 2020 | Real Life, Tulsa
Running a business also means a lot of running to the office supply store. You need to get paper, ink, pens, printers, computers, staples, a stapler, files, the list goes on and on. But the last thing you want to do is spend all of the money your business makes at the...
by Social Halo Media | Mar 4, 2020 | Business Lighting and Technology, Real Life
There are so many advances in technology that seem to happen daily. These advances are meant to make life easier for consumers in as many ways as possible. But consumers aren’t the only ones looking to add technology to their lives, business owners are too. There is a...
by Social Halo Media | Feb 27, 2020 | Real Life, Tulsa
Spring is here! Tulsa is more than ready to get out of winter and into spring. You can find proof of that in the many March 2020 things to do in Tulsa. These events can turn you Irish even if you’re not, get you in the mood for spring, and most importantly, get you...
by Social Halo Media | Feb 2, 2020 | Real Life, Recipes
Love is truly in the air and that means it is time to bake. The fastest way to anyone’s heart is through the stomach. But that is also a good way to keep it. We all want to show the special people in our lives how much we care. That is why we celebrate Valentine’s Day...
by Social Halo Media | Jan 23, 2020 | Business Lighting and Technology, Real Life
Smart speakers are often associated with smart homes. We all can understand why. These devices are advertised as being able to help you with daily tasks around the house like locking the doors if you forget or helping read recipes in the kitchen. But that power can be...
