AdFreeq's adBoard offers users the ability to curate and share classifieds. The newspaper industry's print model has hit a rough patch—its outdated pricing strategies continually fail to produce reliable revenue. And with local classifieds moving online, it's easy to see why some small-town papers have folded. But Peter Meng (left) thinks he can help publishers monetize their online presen
Earlier this year, we were excited to announce the addition of our third full-time editor and the achievement of a company milestone: We now have a full-time editor in each of the Silicon Prairie's flagship cities (Omaha, Des Moines and Kansas City). With our newsroom staff increased, so too is our story volume. But before we go too far down one path in this new chapter for us, we want to hear fr
In March, we wrote about nonprofit Connecting for Good's mission to bridge the digital divide in Kansas City. It was in the process of fundraising to secure a grant from One Economy Corporation and to bring free WiFi to the Juniper Gardens low-income housing project in Kansas City, Kan. President Michael Liimatta today announced fundraising for the $40,000 project ended successfully, including don
The Kansas City Startup Village (KCSV) wants to invite its neighbors over for dinner, er, meetings. Fresh off 1 Million Cups' weekly Wednesday gatherings at the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, the KCSV has been sticking around for an hour-long discussion at 10:30 a.m. (left). Topics have been fairly limited to the Village's challenges and initiatives, but that's about to change. K
After three months in private beta, Lincoln, Neb., startup Boutique Window on Friday began letting any small retailer sign up for its online marketing tool. The startup's software, which costs users $40-$60 per month, aims to make it easy for brick-and-mortar stores, such as clothing boutiques, to showcase their merchandise online in order to boost sales offline. "Boutique Window has saved ou
Earlier today, we reported Sprint acquired Handmark and its subsidiary, OneLouder. But we haven't been along for the entire journey like the Kansas City Business Journal. Reporter Alyson Raletz put together a timeline showing how the deal coalesced, including the fact it took almost four months to go from a handshake agreement to today's public announcement. Founded in 2000, Handmark tod
If Sprint Nextel Corp. loses the acquisition of Clearwire Corp., the Overland Park wireless carrier risks losing some of the attention of its own suitors, a telecommunications analyst said Wednesday. Sprint (NYSE: S) upped the stakes Tuesday, when it increased its bid for Clearwire (Nasdaq: CLWR) to $3.40 a share, shortly before shareholders were set to vote on the Sprint deal. "If Clearwire sha
Sprint Nextel Corp.'s top executive has sent a letter to employees describing the finality of its new offer for Clearwire Corp. The letter could be an attempt to quash anticipation over a Clearwire (Nasdaq: CLWR) bidding war — or at least Sprint's (NYSE: S) participation in one. "This new offer represents Sprint's best and final offer and demonstrates Sprint's commitment to closing the Clearwi
Clearwire Corp.’s board and special merger committee are asking shareholders to back Sprint Nextel Corp.’s offer — again. On Wednesday, Clearwire (Nasdaq: CLWR) said both groups supported Sprint’s new offer to acquire Clearwire. Sprint is majority owner of Clearwire, holding just more than 50 percent of its stock. Soon before Clearwire shareholders were set to vote Tuesday on Sprint’s
Sprint Nextel Corp. raising its bid price for Clearwire Corp. at the last minute on Tuesday bodes well for Kansas City, a former president of the Mokan Wireless Association said. Dish Network Corp.’s competing bids for Clearwire Corp. (Nasdaq: CLWR) and Sprint (NYSE: S) have some locals concerned that the wireless carrier’s Overland Park headquarters could be threatened, Overland Park attorne
Dish Network Corp. played up a Sprint Nextel Corp. suitor’s ties to China as new plot points unfolded Tuesday in the Sprint-Dish-SoftBank Corp.-Clearwire Corp. drama. A Tuesday filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission showed text from an anti-SoftBank-Sprint merger website paid for by Dish (Nasdaq: DISH), NationalSecurityMatters.com. On the site, Dish provides its take on SoftBank’
DST Systems Inc. is attempting to appeal to a larger audience with a new effort aimed at giving regular consumers access to mutual funds. A mobile investment app, TreeSwing, from a DST business unit is under review at the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority. But later this spring, the Kansas City-based data-processing company (NYSE: DST) plans to go after an audience it doesn’t have a hist
This month’s theme here at Duct Tape Marketing is writing – you might enjoy these two posts if you have read them yet – 7 Things I Did Not Know About Writing Before I Started and How I Write and How I Decide What To Write photo credit: erin m via photopin cc Essentially, from a marketer’s point of view, writing is about producing content for the purpose of turning interest
Marketing podcast with Mitch Joel I’ve been sensing a change these days. Actually, like most change, it happens in a way that is imperceptible, until you step back and look at something like a six month window. Then you can see it. photo credit: andjohan via photopin cc The world of marketing has changed – social, local, mobile – all powered by content, has happened, it’s n
People seem fascinated with routines – how other people get things done and the like. While you do need to develop your own way of getting it all done, it can be inspiring and reassuring to hear how others are doing it. (Yesterday I wrote – 7 Things I Did Not Know About Writing Before I Started) How I decide what to write about photo credit: Sven Van Echelpoel via photopin cc I have a pretty s
I remember thinking I wanted to be a writer as far back as high school. Only thing is I didn’t really know how to become one. photo credit: geoftheref via photopin cc Then one day I decided that writing articles would be a good way to build my business, so I just started writing and a funny thing happened. The practiced of writing daily turned me into a writer. But, the habit of writing also sha
My weekend blog post routine includes posting links to a handful of tools or great content I ran across during the week. I don’t go into depth about the finds, but encourage you check them out if they sound interesting. The photo in the post is a favorite for the week from Flickr or one that I took out there on the road. I spent a little time in Philadelphia this week. Good stuff I found th
Thursday is guest post day here at Duct Tape Marketing and today’s guest is Teddy Hunt – Enjoy! photo credit Via Flickr by FaceMePLS With 79 percent of Americans working remotely at least part of the time, it seems the days of copywriters chained to cubicles are far behind us. However, leaving the desk behind can take some getting used to. Read on to discover tips for copywriting in a
The problem with bad technology procurement strategies is that you probably don’t even know you have a problem. Why would you? If you need a back-hoe, or pencils, or salt, you simply solicit as many bids as you can and then pick the lowest price that seems to be a reasonable quality for your needs. But yet, somehow, there is a greater malaise that casts a shadow over your audio-visual and in
Your intellectual property and infrastructure are the lifeblood of your business. Whether it’s software code, customer data, your hosting environment or operational data, you could not survive without it. So how well do you know the people and vendors who create, maintain and protect this sensitive information? As your business moves to the cloud, your hosting environment becomes a critical pi
Chris Olsen, founder and CEO of FINDitKC, explains why businesses need to budget for video and how to make the most of a video campaign. Why invest time and money in video? Online video has become the most important tool in an online marketer’s toolshed. To point: 85 percent of Internet users viewed some type of online video content in September 2012 alone, and by 2014 online video will account
Matthew Denney, member of KCnext’s board of directors and founder of StarRecruit LLC, explains how top-level talent helps businesses rise to the top. If you’re a leader in your company, finding and recruiting great employees for your firm is likely a big part of your job. In this way, business parallels sports: One of the biggest responsibilities a coach has is to find the best players ou
Melissa Roberts, executive director of Tech Council member Partnership for Technology Innovation, stresses the importance of open communication in developing future infrastructure solutions. Nobody knows better than the KCNext community that technology is changing the landscape of Kansas City. From business to healthcare, education and social interaction, high-tech entrepreneurs are revolutionizin
The 2013 Technology Entrepreneur Speakers Program (ESP), highlights the region’s most innovative technology business leaders as they discuss ideas and opportunities for the future generation of entrepreneurs. The series highlights experiences, lessons learned and unique issues and challenges faced by entrepreneurs in the creation of a new enterprise. To register, click here. About the speaker, B
The KC Chamber’s small business director chats with KMBZ’s Krista Klaus about the chamber’s 27th annual Small Business Celebration. More than 100 companies from across the Kansas City region applied, and judges narrowed the field of candidates to the Top 10 ahead of the May 15 announcement of the Small Business of the Year for 2013. Data Locker; Overland Park, Kan. Manufactures d
It’s become far easier for ed-tech startups to sell software to schools. With this shift, a number of new companies have experienced rapid adoption in K-12 school districts. Netchemia, a startup providing talent management tools, claims more than 1,100 K-12 school districts and institutions in 42 states use its services. The Kansas-based company says it makes easier to recruit, hire, and retai
Sparo Labs secured the top spot in Washington University’s School of Engineering & Applied Science’s Discovery Competition, earning $25,000 for its pocket-sized medical device that monitors lung functions. Sparo Labs developed a spirometer, which is a device that tracks lung functions, to better monitor individuals with lung disorders like asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disorders an
April 25, 2013 The Colorado Department of Transportation and City of Greeley, CO recently installed InSync adaptive traffic signal control along 10th Street corridor in Greeley. In this video, hear directly from the two traffic engineers who led the project, Larry Haas, P.E. and Eric Bracke, P.E., P.T.O.E. Learn about the traffic management challenges the agencies were facing, why they chose InSyn
Abigail R. Cohen, a senior biomedical engineering student, has had a lot of good things happen in the past several months. She is part of a team that won a $30,000 prize in this year’s Olin Cup and was recently chosen to join the 2013 Class of Entrepreneurial Fellows by Pipeline. To continue reading, click here and go to page 18 in the Washington University in St. Louis Engineering Momentum.
A long time ago (and we mean a long time ago) we developed a top 10 list of some of the best online and offline resources for entrepreneurs and startups in Kansas City. Now that almost three years have passed, it’s about time we update this list with some of the newest and best entrepreneur and startup resources in the Kansas City area. You may notice three years ago, we had a list
What does Think Big Partners do? Can I join your coworking space? How I can I work with Think Big Partners? What services do you provide? This is just a taste of the questions we get on a day-to-day basis. We want you to come by Think Big so we can answer these questions—and many others—and help you find the best way to work with us! The best way to get
In honor of Mother’s Day (don’t forget—it’s on Sunday, May 12!) we would like to honor all of the diaper-changing, meeting-holding, snot-wiping, money-making, up-all-night moms out there who aren’t just great parents, but are great entrepreneurs as well. The term “mompreneur” (mom + entrepreneur) is here to stay—and we should be thankful. According to an
Ben Milne, Founder of Dwolla. It’s one thing for a startup company to successfully launch in the Midwest. But it’s a whole different story when a Midwestern company gets $16.5 million in funding. But Des Moines-based startup Dwolla was recently given that exact amount from Andreessen Horowitz, Village Ventures, Thrive Capital and Union Square Ventures. For t
Things move fast here at Think Big Partners. From the collaborations in our coworking space to our entrepreneur events, everything seems to be created very quickly. And for are accelerator companies, the TBP experience is no different. Each of our accelerator companies have been making big waves in their own respective fields. With so many things going on, it’s hard to keep up
Two of Kansas City’s largest local companies, Hallmark Cards and Sprint, have teamed up with a group of area entrepreneurs to tell the story of America’s most innovative technology companies on a cross-country road trip using Google Glass. Google Glass is a head-mounted display unit that connects with the user’s mobile phone to allow for seamless communication over the web. Glass al
Recently, you started a company blog that gives your take on new products coming in to the marketplace, adding content aimed at educating your customer. However, your website’s search engine rankings have been anything but encouraging, and you’re most trusted adviser noted that your blog and website content is very one-dimensional: “You need to start having a conversation with your custo
As a business owner with a successful e-Commerce website, you’ve been noticing a drop in visitor traffic and fewer click-thrus to your shopping cart; this, while your competition continues to cut into your market share. At first, you thought it was all about “design,” and even considered a couple of proposals that were truly design oriented; but then you realized you were headed in the wro
If you need a new web site for your business or your blog, the most popular content management system these days is WordPress (source). There are a variety of reasons why this free software is being used so frequently. First and most important, WordPress is easy to use. Your website’s text content can easily updated by logging in to the ‘back-end” of your website. No need to wait
Did we ever think we’d see the day when in the ‘blink of an eye’ customers are prone to move on to another website? Well, in today’s digital race, it’s all about a half-a-blink. In fact, 250 milliseconds (a millisecond is one-thousandth of a second) seems to be the measure of a successful, high-speed experience on the web, according to an article in The New York Times, “For Impatient W
Kansas City, MO – Kansas City Web Design, a leading web design, search engine optimization and Internet Marketing company, issued this press release to serve as an example of a highly optimized press release. Consult your SEO professional before implementing. The following is a perfectly search engine optimized press release, an example every business should consider in order to maximize SEO i
When many people think of web design, they think of the actual physical design of a site – how it looks, it’s visual appeal. While this is one important aspect, there is much more to designing an effective website. Users want an overall enjoyable experience; a website that’s not only sleek and easy on the eyes, but simple to navigate with engaging, informative content. Whil
We’ve been using Google Fiber in the #KCSV for a few months now, and the speeds are pretty sick. However, long before Google started laying dark fiber and lighting up the village, Chattanooga was kicking it on the Internet @ 1Gbps. Several years ago, the EPB built a smart grid connecting over 160,000 homes with fiber, offering them packages for Internet speeds from 25Mbps to 1Gbps. Thi
Episode 5 TGIF! Let us start your morning off right with a little Fiber Fridays goodness. Each Friday we showcase something possible when you have the power of Google Fiber and 1Gbps at your fingertips. This week we focus our attention on upload speeds. We’ve shown you a few times the power of Google Fiber and downloading data at 1Gbps, but what about uploads? The average upload spee
Episode 4 Happy Friday, y’all. Welcome to today’s episode of the #KCSV Fiber Fridays series. Each Friday we showcase something possible when you have the power of Google Fiber and 1Gbps at your fingertips. This week we answer a request from a Fiber Fridays fan. A. Burd hit us up asking for speed tests to Los Angeles, New York and London. Keep in mind that most Speedtest.net ser
Episode 3 Hello friends! Apologies for missing last week’s Fiber Fridays yet again. We’re still trying to sort out our routine, and hopefully we won’t miss any more Fiber Fridays. In fact, if you have any suggestions or requests, please send them our way. If it requires SUPER broadband speeds, let us put it to the test. This week we bring you Synthia Payne, aka Hacker #3
Episode 2 First off, apologies for not getting a Fiber Fridays episode out last week. Our beloved Homes for Hackers resident hacker and Fiber Fridays guru, @NickBudi, was under the weather. He’s back on his feet now, and delivers an awesome episode this week. When you have the power of Google Fiber and a 1Gbps pipe, bandwidth is no longer an issue. Mediocre Internet speeds into and out
Episode 1 Welcome to Fiber Fridays, a new series by the #KCSV! Each Friday we’ll showcase something incredible that’s possible when you have Google Fiber and 1Gbps at your fingertips. This week, our very own Homes for Hackers resident, @NickBudi, brings you a simple speed test from the new Google Fiber server on Speedtest.net. OK, so this isn’t anything new really, bu
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We at Connecting for Good have successfully installed 70 Wi-Fi radios on almost 40 buildings at Juniper Gardens, a 390 unit low income housing project in Kansas City, Kansas. Located at 3rd and Quindaro, Juniper Gardens is a place where the average household income is half the average of the rest of the state and where the crime rate is four times the national average. We are working to bring f
The April 5th SMCKC breakfast brainstorm for the Community Capital Fund of Kansas City generated a wealth of interesting ideas for how social media could be used for community good. After enjoying a breakfast buffet prepared by Chef Celina Tio at the Kansas City Cafe, 50+ SMCKC-ers engaged in rapid-fire discussions to come up with ways three local neighborhood groups could drive awareness and eng
Since the SMCKC computer drive last November when we collected over 40 used computers to be refurbished and donated, Connecting for Good has made a lot of progress towards their goal of helping close the digital divide in Kansas City. Last Friday, Connecting for Good celebrated the opening of their new space located at 1624 Westport Rd near the Kansas City Startup Village. Thank you to many SMC
DO YOU HAVE A CREATIVE PROJECT IN MIND BUT NO MONEY TO DO IT? DON’T FEAR THE CROWD! Learn the Ins and Outs of Crowdfunding Through Kickstarter & Indiegogo with J. Alexander Greenwood PR Consultant Publisher Successful Kickstarter Award-Winning and Top-Selling Author Do you have a creative project you want to bring to market, but no rich uncle to fund it? Have you ever considered trying you
I need some help with both of these web sites: http://www.coworkwaldo.com/ http://www.brooksideroofing.com/dev/ Please contact me if you are interested. Melissa Saubers msaubers@gmail.com 816-935-6031 @trolleytracknws Thanks!
As Google Fiber installations have begun in earnest, Connecting for Good plans to conduct free digital literacy classes at public libraries on both sides of the state line. Besides introducing people to basic Internet skills, the sessions will include helping those involved to actually go through the Google Fiber sign up process. For class participants who need a computer but can't afford one,
ST. LOUIS, May 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The Laclede Group (NYSE: LG) (the "Company") announced today that it has priced a public offering of 8,700,000 shares of its common stock at $44.50 per share. In addition, the Company has granted the underwriters an option for a period of 30...
ST. LOUIS, May 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Internationally recognized package design firm, TricorBraun Design and Engineering has changed its name to TricorBraun Design and Innovation. The company is a subsidiary of TricorBraun, one of North America's largest suppliers of bottles, jars and...
ST. LOUIS, May 22, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Just as in 1929 when Parks Air College was awarded Certificate No. 1, making it the first federally certificated pilot training school in the nation, Saint Louis University's Parks College of Engineering, Aviation and Technology...
ST. LOUIS, May 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- When it comes to preparing to cover future college costs, teenagers are taking action, helping parents both research how to pay for school and contributing to the family's college savings fund, according to the first annual Teen College Savings...
ST. LOUIS, May 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The rising cost of college education continues to dominate news headlines, yet less than one-third of Americans say they know what 529 plans are, according to the latest 529 Plan Awareness Survey released today by financial services firm Edward...
SPRINGFIELD, Mo., May 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- CrowdIt (www.crowdit.com), the crowdfunding site for the "New American Dream," today announced it has partnered with Startup America (http://www.s.co/) in line with its focus of helping promote the next big idea by small businesses of all...
LAWRENCE, Kan., May 22, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- LovePromos, a website that provides its clients with access to a wide range of promotional products, has recently announced the addition of Nalgene Water Bottles to their inventory. (Photo:...
MANHATTAN, Kan., May 21, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Briggs Subaru has received a Subaru Stellar Care Award for 2012, marking their successful efforts in providing the highest level of care in all areas of customer-focused performance. This coveted annual award from Subaru is given...
OVERLAND PARK, Kan., May 21, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- YRC Freight, a subsidiary of YRC Worldwide (NASDAQ: YRCW), moves forward with continuous improvements, implementing a change in operations which will deliver even greater service reliability and consistency across their network. The...
LAWRENCE, Kan., May 20, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Love Custom Coasters, a company that specializes in offering a wide variety of high-quality and attractive custom coasters, has just opened for business. The newly-launched website is one of many micro-niche sites that will be created by...
OLATHE, Kan., May 20, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Kansas families now have access to a new and innovative public school option with the announcement of the Kansas Virtual Academy (KSVA). Offered by the Spring Hill School District, the online public school will serve students statewide in grades...
WICHITA, Kan., May 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Farmers Insurance claims personnel and agents are helping customers throughout storm stricken areas of Wichita, Kansas and surrounding areas. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20080605/LATH062) "Our claims teams and agents are deployed...
Web applications developed in popular open source web technologies like Ruby on Rails, Django, or one of the many PHP or JAVA frameworks have a natural fit with Linux web servers. As the features of a web application grow and are optimized for speed and scalability, the dependency on Linux grows due to additional services (e.g. memcached) and platform specific third party libraries. Because
When you’re in design school, they teach you how to solve problems. Your main goal is not to make something pretty (although I do like it when things look pretty), it’s about making your design work for the product. Now, we could go down a rabbit hole and talk about all the different ways this idea applies to every aspect of graphic design. Instead, we’re going
In my last post, I talked about how having a genuine interest in people leads to quality relationships between account managers and the clients they serve. This time I’m going to give you a few resources partly to show you why this happens and partly to show how you can develop these social skills. This is by no means an exhaustive guide. The question is too big and our attention spans are t
Self storage owners are busy people. They often wear many hats and are in charge of everything from facility maintenance, hiring, customer service, accounting, operations, marketing and everything else that comes along with running a successful self storage business. As a sales person for StorageAhead, I have the privilege of speaking with these great individuals on a daily basis, and am faced wit
When I first came to Red Nova Labs, I thought the most difficult part of account management would be the lack of face time with clients. My background is in journalism, specifically profile writing. Getting face-to-face with people and figuring out what makes them tick genuinely interests me. To say I was worried about my ability to perform well as an account manager would be an understatement. Ho
Customers Can Now Leave Reviews on WebWorks Websites StorageAhead (powered by Red Nova Labs) now offers its own built-in review system for its WebWorks clients as part of its consistent product upgrades. A "Write a Review" button is now located on the right-hand side of the website, along with on each storage facility page. Customers can leave 1-5 stars depending on their level of satisf
It’s true: your employees likely hate your Intranet and it’s probably getting in the way of efficiency. Enterprise companies use their Intranets to communicate internally, yet a study shows that the majority of employees are dissatisfied with their enterprise social media. Prescient Digital Media’s The State of the Social Intranet 2012 report delves into the state of enterprise Intranets
I know better than most that, generally, B2B marketers are short on time—not to mention money. And staff. If you find yourself in that boat, don’t miss Ain’t Nobody Got Time For That: How To Become A B2B Content Brand With Limited Resources. The free MarketingProfs seminar kicks off at 1 p.m. ET on May 30. And, as is typical with MarketingProfs events, this (free!!) seminar is a veritable po
Altimeter Group Partner and Industry Analyst Jeremiah Owyang, H&R Block Director of Social Business Strategy Scott Gulbransen, and Expion VP of Strategy Zena Weist presented “Empowering Employees To Be Brand Advocates” earlier this month. Jeremiah kicked off the webinar by defining what employee advocacy really is and introducing an employee advocacy framework. He then shared pragm
Are you interested in learning more about B2B mobile marketing? If you’re like many people, you can think of a lot of ways B2C companies use mobile marketing. But if you work in the B2B world, then you might be stuck trying to come up with B2B mobile marketing ideas. The good news is that B2B mobile marketing can be every bit as useful in the business marketplace as it is in the consumer marketp
If you’re a Facebook community manager, you’ve probably gotten the “Wow—you get paid to be on Facebook all day?” reaction from at least one person in your life—are we right? Yet you, like us, know that Facebook community management isn’t a walk in the park—and it’s more than posting a few status updates and responding to audience comments. Facebook community management takes a lo
When it comes to your company’s search rank, social sharing is likely a key factor–especially when it comes to evaluating the efficacy of your content. Marketers recently surveyed by BrightEdge reported they believe social sharing will play a more important role in improving rank. I know that when we do content audits for prospective clients, in many instances we find that the content they
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