Comments for AnotherSocialEconomy http://anothersocialeconomy.com Your confidential missing link between shopping online and buying offline. Fri, 01 Jul 2011 17:22:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on What’s With Widgets by Why Our Widgets Whip Click-Through, or, Pay Per Click Ads | Steven Milstein's Blog http://anothersocialeconomy.com/whats-with-widgets/#comment-122 Why Our Widgets Whip Click-Through, or, Pay Per Click Ads | Steven Milstein's Blog Fri, 01 Jul 2011 17:22:49 +0000 http://anothersocialeconomy.com/#comment-122 [...] make it real easy for those folks to pass the message along and that’s why we developed the Widget and the [...] [...] make it real easy for those folks to pass the message along and that’s why we developed the Widget and the [...]

]]> Comment on Resellers by Why Our Widgets Whip Click-Through, or, Pay Per Click Ads | Steven Milstein's Blog http://anothersocialeconomy.com/resellers/#comment-121 Why Our Widgets Whip Click-Through, or, Pay Per Click Ads | Steven Milstein's Blog Mon, 27 Jun 2011 19:09:03 +0000 http://anothersocialeconomy.com/#comment-121 [...] is sharing with those who can help. So that’s the motivation behind the AnotherSocialEconomy Reseller and Referrer programs. Another lesson learned, is that I have to make it real easy for those folks [...] [...] is sharing with those who can help. So that’s the motivation behind the AnotherSocialEconomy Reseller and Referrer programs. Another lesson learned, is that I have to make it real easy for those folks [...]

]]> Comment on About by Meet Greg Meyer: A Maven & a Mensch | Steven Milstein's Blog http://anothersocialeconomy.com/about/#comment-120 Meet Greg Meyer: A Maven & a Mensch | Steven Milstein's Blog Mon, 27 Jun 2011 19:08:39 +0000 http:/?page_id=2#comment-120 [...] to connect me with four, or, five contacts whom most likely share AnotherSocialEconomy’s Where Demand Comes to Meet Supply vision.  And while it’s always nice to get feedback and introductions from someone who [...] [...] to connect me with four, or, five contacts whom most likely share AnotherSocialEconomy’s Where Demand Comes to Meet Supply vision.  And while it’s always nice to get feedback and introductions from someone who [...]

]]> Comment on What’s With Widgets by Can You Spot My Reeses Peanut Butter Cup Moment? Part 2 | Steven Milstein's Blog http://anothersocialeconomy.com/whats-with-widgets/#comment-119 Can You Spot My Reeses Peanut Butter Cup Moment? Part 2 | Steven Milstein's Blog Mon, 27 Jun 2011 19:07:31 +0000 http://anothersocialeconomy.com/#comment-119 [...] AnotherSocialEconomy Widget to [...] [...] AnotherSocialEconomy Widget to [...]

]]> Comment on Pricing by marc Bienstock http://anothersocialeconomy.com/pricing/#comment-27 marc Bienstock Fri, 21 Jan 2011 14:55:45 +0000 http://anothersocialeconomy.com/#comment-27 Very simple pricing model! I like it, $1 for every proposal. For a golf course averaging $60 per player x 4 = $240 per round ++ Sounds like a reasonable proposition. Very simple pricing model! I like it, $1 for every proposal. For a golf course averaging $60 per player x 4 = $240 per round ++ Sounds like a reasonable proposition.

]]> Comment on Influencers by Can You Spot My Reeses Peanut Butter Cup Moment? Part 2 | Steven Milstein's Blog http://anothersocialeconomy.com/influencers/#comment-26 Can You Spot My Reeses Peanut Butter Cup Moment? Part 2 | Steven Milstein's Blog Tue, 02 Nov 2010 14:50:58 +0000 http://anothersocialeconomy.com/#comment-26 [...] those edu organizations the opportunity to become AnotherSocialEconomy Retailers, Influencers, Resellers and/or [...] [...] those edu organizations the opportunity to become AnotherSocialEconomy Retailers, Influencers, Resellers and/or [...]

]]> Comment on Consumers by stevenmilstein http://anothersocialeconomy.com/consumers/#comment-25 stevenmilstein Thu, 21 Oct 2010 14:10:01 +0000 http://anothersocialeconomy.com/#comment-25 Hi Matthew! My <strong>apologies</strong>! It's not you, it's us! We recently rolled out a new feature - the yellow tab on the left that when clicked, displays the Widget. The beauty of the tab is that it takes up less space on folks' web sites. The downside, is that I forgot to update my own :-( The tab is targeted for sites with consumer traffic - like reviews, blogs, manufacturers, retailers and business directory listings. But as a Consumer, who may visit those sites, or, already know what you're looking for, then you might want to consider our new bookmarklet. In the upper right, there's a grey "ASE It!" button. Drag that button into your browser's toolbar et voila! Click it to open the widget regardless of the site your on. Even better, if you're on a site with the item you're looking for, simply highlight the text, click <strong>ASE It!</strong> and it fills in the What details. If you're a iGoogle page user, then click the Google button to add it as Gadgets - which you can share with others. Thanks so much for reaching out & your interest in our service. Please come back & share your thoughts & experiences - good & bad. In the meantime, I'll be updating this page :-) Regards, Steven Hi Matthew!

My apologies! It’s not you, it’s us! We recently rolled out a new feature – the yellow tab on the left that when clicked, displays the Widget. The beauty of the tab is that it takes up less space on folks’ web sites. The downside, is that I forgot to update my own :-(

The tab is targeted for sites with consumer traffic – like reviews, blogs, manufacturers, retailers and business directory listings.

But as a Consumer, who may visit those sites, or, already know what you’re looking for, then you might want to consider our new bookmarklet. In the upper right, there’s a grey “ASE It!” button. Drag that button into your browser’s toolbar et voila! Click it to open the widget regardless of the site your on. Even better, if you’re on a site with the item you’re looking for, simply highlight the text, click ASE It! and it fills in the What details. If you’re a iGoogle page user, then click the Google button to add it as Gadgets – which you can share with others.

Thanks so much for reaching out & your interest in our service. Please come back & share your thoughts & experiences – good & bad. In the meantime, I’ll be updating this page :-)

Regards,
Steven

]]> Comment on Consumers by Matthew King http://anothersocialeconomy.com/consumers/#comment-24 Matthew King Thu, 21 Oct 2010 12:44:09 +0000 http://anothersocialeconomy.com/#comment-24 Hi, I would love to use this service but cannot seem to locate or activate the widget. What am I doing wrong? Thanks Matthew Hi,
I would love to use this service but cannot seem to locate or activate the widget. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Matthew

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