Two things come to mind. The first is the amount of junk mail I get on a regular basis. The second is the fact that I recently bought a condo and think about the complexity of the home buying process. So I started looking and came across two great apps, I’d recommend to anyone.

We’ve all done it. Seen that our inbox has messages. You get excited. Is it an email money transfer? Is it an email from an old friend? Often, no! It’s spam! And no one likes it. I recently read that the average household receives over 850 pieces of spam over a year. Clicking “unsubscribe” often doesn’t work or often seems too intricate a process. PaperKarma lets users submit a photograph of each piece of junk mail they’d like to stop receiving and then works to make that happen!

I’m sure anyone who has purchased a house knows how difficult it is between the homebuyer and real estate agent to have consistent, convenient, and organized ways to maintain relations. Hakema books appointments between real-estate agents or sellers and potential buyers. For the seller, the appointment booking button may be integrated into online classified ads posted by real estate agents or even property owners. They set their ability and the service schedules appointments. For the buyer, the benefits include the ability to book appointments, getting confirmations and reminders of meetings, SMS messages if property is sold or if the price changes. Another great thing is that sellers and buyers receive daily summaries of their bookings!

Do you have any apps you’d like to recommend or any ideas for apps to develop?

Here are some tips that should help you to create an interactive Brand Page for your business:

• Cover Photo: Timeline’s cover photo allows you to create an eye-catching, descriptive visual of your brand. Use every pixel of screen real estate available (851 x 315 pixels), and change the image occasionally, in step with campaigns or other events relevant to your brand.
• Profile Image: This image represents your brand’s identity and should remain fixed. To get creative during campaigns, switch up your brand’s cover photo instead.
• Milestones: A milestone is a major event that is particularly relevant to your brand, such as a product launch, personnel announcement, store opening, or other moment that is significant to your brand’s growth and development.
• Pin Posts: A pin post is a post that a brand may “pin” to the top of its Timeline for 7 days at a time, as a way to curate its Timeline content and encourage a post’s “stickiness.”
• Stars: Highlight an important post on your brand’s Timeline by “starring” it. When you star a post, it will expand to widescreen and always be visible. Milestones cannot be starred, so aim to star nonmilestone posts that you wish to call particular attention to.