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"Rejecting the "haul" culture of excessive shopping and promoting conscious consuming, the de-influencer movement is going mainstream – here's why ..." 
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"Visual content is a fantastic way to earn links, but it's time to ditch infographics. Every link builder should use these forms of visual content instead ..."
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"An online ad needs to be on the screen for 14 seconds to have any chance of being looked at, according to a new study on the relationship between viewability, gaze time, ad clutter and people's ability to remember ads ..."
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"Dealing with clutter is a constant battle for many of us. Clutter can creep up on us, it drains us mentally even if we’re not directly thinking about the clutter, and it wastes our time and money ..."
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"The accumulation of clutter is out of control, writes trend forecaster James Wallman ..."
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"One aspect of our consumer society is that we are always buying things. Some things, like food and beverages, we consume and replace. But other things are possessions that tend to accumulate..."
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"Region has more than 189 storage sites and will gain even more this summer ..."
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"How having a million browser tabs open is akin to hoarding...and a couple ways you can clean up this particular kind of digital clutter ..."
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Too much stuff, not enough money among unrelated factors causing stress in U.S. | Sustainable Brands
"A new study released by mobile marketplace OfferUp has found that many Americans are increasingly drowning in things they no longer need or want, yet — strangely enough — there is a widespread struggle to meet household expenses on time ..."
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"Over the years, I have noticed that very often when I knock on homeowners’ doors, the people living in these cluttered homes are struggling not only with the volume of stuff but also with their weight ..."
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"Online shopping sites trying to reel in customers this holiday season may be tempted to cram their web pages with a plethora of images of gift choices. It’s the wrong strategy, according to new Wharton research..."
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