Archive for 2009
BlueWalks Walking Tour Maps
Want to get out and taking a walking tour of your favorite city minus the tour guide? There’s an app for that. BlueWalks just released the first mobile walking tour guide app, which allows you to plug in the area you wish to explore, then follow suggested routes Google Maps-style. You can create your own [...]
Read moreIs it time to revamp your online presence?
A down-turned economy presents the perfect opportunity to spend some time examining your business’ online presence. When activity picks up, and it will, wouldn’t it be great to roll out a new look and feel for your customers? The internet is fast-paced and always changing. Staying up to date with the latest design and optimizing [...]
Read moreBefore and after: The little website that could
Don’t have much of a budget for web design? Who does these days? How about time to customize a “Website Tonight” atrocity offered by so many web hosting services? Not worth your time to learn or your market’s eyes, most likely. Like most things in life – you WILL get what you pay for. Some [...]
Read moreHow a restaurant drums up biz with Social Media
Interview with August First Bakery, Burlington, VT Here in Burlington, Vermont, we are blessed with a nice variety of really REALLY good restaurants, coffee shops, bakeries and bars. There’s something for everyone in the greater downtown area and beyond. Earlier this summer, local social media users heard rumblings of a new café opening on the [...]
Read moreTwitter Geo-location and Destination Marketing
Twitter is about to reveal a Geolocation service to their mobile device Apps. According to FastCompany: ”The ability to pinpoint your location will happen automatically within the Tweet’s code.” The App has an ‘opt-in’ feature, which is a good thing if you want to remain under a cloak of Twitter-invisibility – potentially bad thing is you [...]
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