Developers expand massive Wade Park project in Frisco – Dallas Business Journal
The developer behind Wade Park — a massive mixed-use development in Frisco — has expanded the project’s plans by 65
Author: The Affluent Team
Your source for info on the tastes and activities of the affluent blacks of Dallas-Ft. Worth.
Strategies: How I plan to develop a piece of West Plano’s past – Dallas Business Journal
The Haggard farm in West Plano is one the few pieces of the city that’s remained undeveloped for generations. The
Get Your Girlfriends Together & Spend a Day at The Resort at Pelican Hills’ New Spa Suite
Get Your Girlfriends Together & Spend a Day at The Resort at Pelican Hills’ New Spa Suite.
Inc Magazine Ranked Texas #2 on List of States w/Fast Growing Private Companies
Not sure why these national magazines keep using boring, empty photos to represent Texas (click the link to Inc Magazine’s
5 Apps Every Entrepreneur Needs to Stay Organized
For entrepreneurs, having a smartphone loaded with the right kind of apps not only provides a way to hold you
Twitter Users’ Diversity Becomes an Ad Selling Point | Reaching Black Consumers
In November, Twitter hired marketing veteran Nuria Santamaria to a new position as multicultural strategist, leading its effort to target
TV Shows with Ethnically Diverse Casts and Writers Have Higher Ratings | Reaching Black Consumers
Television viewers are more likely to watch shows that employ racially diverse casts and writers, according to a new study
The Truth About Black Consumer Spending | Reaching Black Consumers
The latest Consumer Expenditure Survey numbers reveal startling truths about the African-American consumer segment’s spending habits. Marketers who study comparative
The Stars of Shark Tank on How to Dress for Success
[Daymond] John said you can still look good, even if you’re a newbie entrepreneur on a shoestring budget. “It’s not
You Might Be an Entrepreneur If You Meet These 3 Conditions
It’s not about having access to capital or area of study. Rather, it’s about having the right skills, the right
Affluent Blacks of Dallas 