Press Releases

It's Your Internet Expects More Web Sites to Be Started By At Risk Middle Management

New York, NY, December 04, 2008 – www.its-your-internet.com, an Internet Consultancy in New York City, reports a trend where individuals with college degrees, suddenly finding themselves either out of work or at risk many for the first time in their careers, are looking to start online small businesses.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the unemployment rate for college graduates holding a Bachelor's degree and higher at least 25 years of age, has jumped nearly fifty percent from last year to this (2.1 of total unemployment in Oct 2007 to 3.1 in Oct 2008).

www.its-your-internet.com Heralds the Emergence of the “dot-Bricks”

May 19, 2008, New York, NY – Branding itself an Internet Supermarket and the Internet Retail Superstore, www.its-your-internet.com, recently opened a physical location in Forest Hills, Queens.

“The store is a reaction to the dismissal of brick and mortar retail by the dot-coms,” says founding owner Jonathan Jaffe. “In the brick and mortar retail environment today, there are really no stores where consumers can walk in and buy a web site, start a blog, join a social network, get traffic for their business web site, or post and blast out their resume.”

www.its-your-internet.com Reports Strong Local Demand from a New Round of Internet Startups

July 18, 2008, New York, NY – At its retail store in Forest Hills, Queens, www.its-your-internet.com reports a robust demand for services for Internet startups in what the owner says may be a reaction to the slowdown in the economy.

“A substantial portion of our customers are first time business owners, or are now trying to make former side businesses their primary vocation,” says founding owner Jonathan Jaffe. “We are seeing a lot of recent graduates trying to start up Internet based businesses. Presumably this pattern is indicative of the resilience of the economy in which recent graduates have found it hard to find a job and the recently laid off are abandoning a search for work and looking for cost effective ways, e.g. through the Internet, in which to build their own businesses.”