DIPlife.com is a social utility, like Facebook but without all the clutter. The site was created so that student-run organizations (Greek houses, student clubs, college houses, etc) can communicate their events, activities, and parties with the F&M student body via an Event Calendar and personal invitations. Over the next few weeks, student-run organizations will be posting their events to the calendar. All students can send/receive private messages, send/receive personal invitations to events, and post/view attendance to events. Each student has a profile page, which lists basic info and allows you to claim membership to any student-run organizations you are a part of. By filling out your profile it allows student run organizations to reach you based on the categories you are in (Gender, Class, Over 21, Affiliations, etc).
DIPlife.com also has a Directory, which is a data search engine (like Google) giving students the ability to search and view profiles filled with menus, text, photos, daily specials, rates, and DIPlife deals from the most prominent local businesses by: Dining, Shopping, Nightlife, and Entertainment & Recreation.
What Is A Blog?
A blog is used to write about anything, it’s a journal of sorts. You can include links to other sites, images, videos, news articles, news reports in video or audio format, etc. People can comment on your blog, which evokes conversation and essentially creates a community within your site. I wrote an article about a new search engine that is supposedly trying to compete with Google’s market share – cuil.com. I received 247 hits that day alone to my website – solely because of the article. Blogs start with an existing framework (software) and can be customized to look exactly like your website.
What Is A Blog’s Purpose
In your blog you would write about things that are relevant to your business or hobbies. The goal is to give search engines more to index, thus serving more to searchers. Topics could be virtually anything that interests you. If you’re interested in the topic chances are someone else is too. Your opinions and advice are good when blogging – especially if you position yourself as a professional. The benefits are tremendous, and blogging is certainly the trend of today, and tomorrow!
David Meerman Scott, ex-director of marketing for Microsoft now a consultant, wrote the book The New Rule of Marketing & PR. Essentially, it says blogging, podcasting, video-podcasting and social networking are the ways to market not expensive media like billboards, print advertisements, radio spots and television commercials.
A long-standing customer, Andy & Linda Smith, have been working with Axis Creative Group (formerly Canarelli Design) since the beginning.
Andy & Linda have joined the revolution! Their new website is now a comprehensive content management system that affords them the flexibility to edit their site whenever its convenient for them.
DIPlife.com is a social utility, like Facebook but without all the clutter. The site was created so that student-run organizations (Greek houses, student clubs, college houses, etc) can communicate their events, activities, and parties with the F&M student body via an Event Calendar and personal invitations. Over the next few weeks, student-run organizations will be posting their events to the calendar. All students can send/receive private messages, send/receive personal invitations to events, and post/view attendance to events. Each student has a profile page, which lists basic info and allows you to claim membership to any student-run organizations you are a part of. By filling out your profile it allows student run organizations to reach you based on the categories you are in (Gender, Class, Over 21, Affiliations, etc).
DIPlife.com also has a Directory, which is a data search engine (like Google) giving students the ability to search and view profiles filled with menus, text, photos, daily specials, rates, and DIPlife deals from the most prominent local businesses by: Dining, Shopping, Nightlife, and Entertainment & Recreation.
