There recently was an article in the St. Petersburg Florida Times. The Business Section asked readers for ideas on: “How Would You Fix the Economy?” I think this guy nailed it!
Dear Mr. President,
Please find below my suggestion for fixing America ’s economy. Instead of giving billions of dollars to companies that will squander the money on lavish parties and unearned bonuses, use the following plan. You can call it the “Patriotic Retirement Plan“: (more…)
The Social Media phenomenon continues to accelerate. Kanishka Surana posted some interesting 2009 Social Media Stats he had gathered about the current growth of Social Marketing on our Think Conversation Linkedin Group today. I share them with you below:
So here is an Almanac (of sorts) around Social Media and adjacent technologies:
Client:
Precision Pressure Cleaning
Phone:
561-707-6220
Judd Dunagan
CEO
Digital Complexion, Inc.
Business Phone: 561-254-5990
E-mail: judd@digitalcomplexion.com
Digital Complexion a full service design firm based out of South Florida will provide programming services to build out a Wordpress CMS powered website for Precision Pressure Cleaning. Social marketing plug-ins will be added to help client automatically post news into all social web accounts.
I have been using paid services for online project management and recently did a post on a few of them. Well I have some good news on a great find. Manymoon.com is really a great tool and it is FREE! They do have a paid version. However, that is for SSL and larger storage.
Manymoon.com is an online project collaboration tool. Built on a social networking model, the site offers a complete online project management tool that supports unlimited users. The easy to use web interface allows users to create projects, assign tasks and track progress. Members of a project can easily update others about what they are working on by creating a Bulletin. Members can view a summary of all the Bulletins for a given project to track the progress of other members assigned to the project. The site offers integration with Google Calendar – you can tie your tasks and deadlines to your Google Calendar from within the application, and Google Docs – you can upload documents to your project directly from Google Docs. The Manymoon site offers a convenient top menu bar for navigation. The entries on the menu bar include Home (a user can view a summary of their projects and tasks and view all of the Bulletins related to a project), Profile, Connections (other project members), Create Project and Create T
ask. When Create Project is selected, the user is prompted for a description and given the option to invite Connections to the project. Next, the user is prompted to Create one or more tasks and assign them to Connections. Once a project is created, a summary of all of its activity can be seen under My Projects on the user’s Home page.
There are many competitors to Manymoon.com. They include Office Live Workspace and Basecamp. The main difference between Manymoon and the other online project management tools is the social networking model that Manymoon is built on. The Manymoon application has a social networking look and feel, with the Bulletin and Update features offering information in a format more similar to Twitter or Facebook than most project management tools. Both Office Live Workspace and Basecamp are more established and have many more users than Manymoon. (more…)
Disney Family Fun is looking for stories about the thing that you love most about your town If you enter the Single Best Town Contest, you could win a $40,000 prize that your whole town can enjoy.
To enter, submit a picture showing the single best thing about your town, along with a title and a description of 1,000 characters or less describing why you chose that picture. There are three categories to choose from, Reasons To Visit, Events and Festivities, and Hometown History.
Judges are looking for originality, how the entry inspires others to visit, and whether the photo does a good job of showcasing the Town.
The grand prize is a party for the town you love, including a performance by the band “Love and Theft,” appearances by ABC daytime television stars, and more. The winner will also receive $10,000 cash for him- or herself. The prize is worth a total of $40,000.
Entry into the Single Best Town Contest is open to residents of the contiguous US aged 18 and above. Enter once before February 28, 2010.
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Share the Best Part of Your Town to Win a $40,000 Prize from Disney originally appeared on About.com Contests & Sweepstakes on Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010 at 20:41:16.
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