Nikki Christiansen will present the history of Internet Media Consultants, the products andservices they offer, and show many examples of their work.  She will also discuss what type of business is a good referral for Internet Media Consultants.

Leads Group 7 is the most active Leads Group in the Denver Chamber of Commerce, and passes a large number of leads to its members.

Internet Media Consultants is the premier web design firm in Denver Colorado, and is the Proud Partner of the Colorado Association of Realtors as the Preferred Website Vendor.

Each year, Leads Group 7 has a friendly competition called the President’s Club.  The goal is to see how many 1-on-1 meetings members can have with each other in a quarter.  A 1-on-1 is where 2 members sit down for 1 hour and talk about each others businesses, how they could refer business to each other, and get to know each other on a more personal level.

Whomever meets with the most members wins the President’s Club Competition.  The prize is a trophy, that is a symbol of determination and commitment by the member that obtains it.  Winning the President’s Club 1-on-1 Competition is definitely an honor.

Social Media Director @IMC101

11.17.2011

True, “Unfriend” was the New Oxford American Dictionary word of the year in 2009 – and this year, (thanks to www.Facebook.com/JimmyKimmelLive) on November 17th, it even has it’s own National Holiday.

So how do you avoid the depression, misery and sorrow that accompanies the act of realizing that you have been “unfriended”?

1. Don’t Throw Sheep! We would like to thank the Facebook and Mobile App industry for their contribution in millions of dollars to the economy, but it is quite clear… NO ONE CARES ABOUT YOUR FARM! Furthermore, in a time of economic unrest, there isn’t a lot of admiration going around for the friends on your list who are “too broke” to join you at a nice restaurant on Friday night, but somehow have all the time in the world to harvest their Farmville crops.

2. Please don’t post your children as your profile picture. No we don’t recognize them, yes they are probably beautiful children, but it makes us uncomfortable to wonder if we have somehow “friended” a 10 year old boy… enough said. Yes I went there. Don’t do it.

3. Get REAL with me! If you are all about business, in every post, ten times a day, you are annoying! Seriously. Facebook best supports those who are open about their ‘balanced lifestyle’. Although I appreciate that you are in real estate and of coarse I’m happy you love your job, I’m not going to call you unless I like you… and if you tell me on a daily basis that it’s a great time to buy, I’m going to throw you out like a broken record, “unfriend!”

4. Until we can enroll the general population in a Reality TV Show Addicts Anonymous group, you are gunna have to buy into the belief system that people might actually care about your personal life. No, we do not care what you had for breakfast – BUT – because we are a skittish community of closet stalkers, it seems we do “like” to know where you ate and if you liked the restaurant. Reviews are great! As we learned in Kindergarten: Be nice, and Share!

5. Finally, play by the rules, (Also called: Common Sense).

-          Don’t Spam me: Don’t add me to your group message and spam my notification inbox with alerts every time someone responds to you. There are better ways to promote your event or business! If you don’t know how, yes I can help! But for reals, It. Makes. Me. Dislike. You.-Period. So until we finally get a ‘dislike’ button, you are only going to get “unfriended.”

-          Don’t Mass Invite Me: Don’t invite me to every event or every application and site you join! I’m thrilled that you have a life, or vice versa, are becoming an active internet participant, but unless I actually know your phone number, I don’t care what you read, what song you listened to, or which movie you saw last night on Netflix – remember the statement, “quality vs. quantity” – combine it with “there is a time and place for everything” and figure it out before you click “invite” ever again.

Enough for now, I hope you will be eagerly looking forward to our next post: HOW TO TELL IF YOU GET UNFRIENDED. Have tissues ready, it’s good to know but the honesty is only for the brave of heart.

At the 2011 Colorado Association of REALTORS Event we interview Todd Carpenter  about Hot Technology topics for the next year in Real Estate.

The SEO game is changing.  Social Media Marketing is changing the way we search.  There is nothing better than using WordPress for Real Estate web design and Real Estate Blogging.  If you want to have the Best Online Marketing Strategy than you have to have  WordPress to easily edit and update your Real Estate Website.

Great memories from the past.  We were discussing goal setting for 2012 and what do we want to achieve.  We thought taking over the world sounds like a great idea.

At the home of Former Denver Bronco Quarterback Jake Plummer

Saturday Nov. 5th

from 4-9

$45 per ticket or two for $80

Limited number available/ Cocktail Attire

for ticket sales and information call or email

730-810-94-29 // micro@mdrfoundaation.org

Here is one I have discovered that I think is pretty cool.  It is called WP-Invoice.

WP-Invoice lets you create and send web-invoices and setup recurring billing for your clients.  It is ideal for consultants, general contractors, or anyone with a WordPress blog and clients to bill.  You can use your current merchant service if you use Authorize.net, MerchantPlus’ NaviGate, or you can use PayPal.

Here are some of the features:

New Features

• Automatically import invoices from Web Invoice plugin.
• WP-CRM Integration
• Brand new user interface for much improved invoicing filtering and searching
• Minimum and Split / Partial Payments
• Invoices can be reassigned to a different recipient
• Receipt Page with Invoice Log
• Per-defined Line Items
• Discount Line Items
• Custom Payment Entry, and administrative adjustments
• Customizable Invoice and Receipt Templates

More Features

• Create invoices from the WordPress control panel
• Prefill customer information using the WordPress user list
• Send invoice notifications to customers with a secured link back to the web-invoice
• Accept credit card payment via Authorize.net or MerchantPlus NaviGate
• PayPal available if you don’t have a credit card processing account
• Setup recurring billing using Authorize.net’s ARB (Automatic Recurring Billing) feature
• Force web-invoice pages to be viewed in SSL mode
• Archive old invoices
• Easily use old invoices as templates for new ones
• Dynamic and intuitive user interface
• Custom tax label, states input, and PayPal button URL
• Insert an “Invoice Lookup” form using PHP or WordPress Shortcode anywhere
• Create users directly from WP-Invoice
• Customize billing settings per invoice
• Customize invoice notification email per invoice
• Invoice notification, reminder and receipt templates

If you are not using WordPress, or want more information on putting this Plugin on your website, contact us.