We've all recieved both good and bad advice in our lives. The social media website, Reddit, has a lively page of bad advice. Take, for example, this guy who just wanted to know what to do with his incredible find:

"I found a grenade in the river but it's all rusty and stuff. How do I get the pin out? Is it safe to hammer out?"

Responses:

• I would recommend getting a second grenade and using the explosion from it to try and dislodge that pesky pin. Safety first.
• Warm it up first in the microwave. Give it 20 minutes. Then hammer it open.

 We can only shudder to think what advice this grenade-owner took. Unfortunately, not everyone in this world intends to help you out. 

At United WebWorks, our priority is helping you out. Don't worry - our goal is to bring you marketing advice that is tested, approved and practical. Unlike the Reddit users, we only give out advice that won't blow up in people's faces.

What happens if you don't pay your cell phone bill? If you don’t make a payment every month, your phone services will end. You might get some leniency at first, maybe a late fee or two, but at some point, they will cut your phone service off entirely. This is pretty intuitive: if you simply pay the bill by the due date, you won't have any issues. 

This concept of paying to keep your service active is so simple, that you’d think everybody understands it. However, that’s not always the case.

United WebWorks Church Website Design and Development Presents…

The Cathedral of St. John the Baptist of Savannah, GA! 

If it belongs to you (and you don't want someone else to take it) write your name on it! Back in the day of the wild, wild west, ranchers used branding to prove ownership of their cows. That branding usually sorted out any kind of argument about whose cows were whose if one were to wander off, or worse - get stolen by a rascally bandit. Today, branding is used a little differently, but with the same goal in mind...

Careful! That's an Egg Chair you're sitting on!

It may look a little goofy, but an authentic, Arne Jacobsen-designed Egg Chair is worth way more than that $12 Ikea "Adde" knockoff you have at home.

 You can buy an authentic Arne Jacobsen Egg Chair for a mere $9200. The question is - would you ever let anyone else sit in it? No more lounging around eating Cheetos and wiping your fingers on the armrest. Not when you're literally sitting on a fortune!