Tell a Story Contest

remy — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 18:22:23 +0000

Everyone has a story! It’s how we communicate. And the people at Slideshare want to see what tale you can spin. Are you known for your stories, enjoy a good tale, or embellish beyond belief? Dig up some stories — old and new — and share them at Slideshare for a chance to win in their “Tell a Story in 30 Slides (or less!)” Contest.

Fuze Meeting & SlideShare "Tell A Story" Contest

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We’re going to add a ‘DigEx’ twist to the storytelling contest — create a story about where you live (home, town, city, state, country… you decide what “where you live” means) and introduce us to something or someone that you immediately think of when you hear the words “where you live.” Send us a link to your stories, we would love to see them!

Taking ‘local’ to market

remy — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 23:09:27 +0000

Taking your goods, crafts, skills to market can seem overwhelming in the age of the internet and mobile technology. A neat company offering a solution for small-town businesses is Shustir – an online marketplace that focuses on providing small business owners with easy-to-use online tools to build a virtual storefront. Using the Shustir tools, any small business owner can reach out within and beyond their local communities (markets) and build a new customer-base.

Is anyone using this Shustir tool? What do you think is the best way to weave this into your business, your work? What’s the value to the business, the people, the town?

Community Expressions » online tools

Tell a Story Contest

Taking ‘local’ to market