Kickstarter bills itself as a way to fund ideas, events, and endeavors. It’s a way to fund anything from a school trip to a small business, just by listing your project and asking for money. And if you enjoy supporting creativity or just helping out, it’s a great place to find new projects to donate to. As a project creator, you can do almost anything to get the word out about your project, such as ...
Businesses which are looking for an all-in-one solution for interacting with customers should strongly consider Ratepoint. The site has an impressive suite of online tools for collecting customer feedback, including product or service reviews and testimonials; resolving disputes; creating surveys and sending out email marketing campaigns. (more…)
In spite of its name, Ronin has little to do with wandering samurai. Instead it keeps everything you need to run your business in one place. The Ronin dashboard is a hub that allows you to manage clients, projects and invoices online. To get started, signup for an account and fill in some basic information about your company. Then you can add projects or clients and begin keeping track. (more…)
TSheets gives a much needed upgrade to the time clocking system by allowing employees to clock in from anywhere in the world. The web based system is simple to set up and uses job codes and time sheets just like a standard offline system. Just input a job code and click on the play button to start tracking time. Click on the stop button to stop tracking it. It’s effective, as long as you remember ...
GDGT is a gadget database with a social side. Founded by Gizmodo and Engadget greats Peter Rojas and Ryan Block, it’s a community led gadget site, where any member can add and edit information. You don’t have to be a member of the site to use the extremely useful gadget finder, which updates automatically with each new selection you make. However, if you want to take advantage of other features, signing up is as simple ...
Search has stayed pretty much the same since Google changed the game in the mid 1990s, but Spezify promises to change all that. The founders aim to make searching the internet more intuitive, with fewer blue links. When you search for a word in Spezify, you get a seemingly endless array of images and text boxes from a wide range of sites. The presentation of the results can be somewhat overwhelming, though they are right ...
Taskforce – Convert Emails to Tasks
iMeet – Show Your Face
The Wisdom of Others – Create Inspirational Memories
Trippy – A Friendly Way to Travel
UserFlux – Instant Chat Without the Barriers
Adverse Events – Prescription Safety Information
FaxDesk – Send Faxes Online
ShowYouLikeIt – Show Off Your Style
AfterSteps – Get Your Affairs in Order
SnatchCode – Instant Site Safety
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