butterfly X online marketing
Welcome on the pages of butterfly X, my online marketing service. I'm Jean-Christoph von Oertzen, an online-marketer from Raubling, Germany.On this site, you can follow my activities on the web, on twitter, del.icio.us, ...
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Jean-Christoph von Oertzen
Breitensteinweg 3
83064 Raubling
Tel: +49 (0)8035 / 955 45 65
jean@butterflyx.com
Skype: jeanvonoertzen
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Intervals is a web-based service that marries time tracking and task management in a personalized online space with powerful reporting.
Intervals is ideal for small businesses; including designers, web shops, consultants, IT services firms, and communications companies that bill on an hourly or project basis.
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- Tags:
- tool
- tracking
- smb
- projectmanagement
- time
November 5 2008, 12:06am | Comments »
"The internet is a 'giant cocktail party', according to business expert Seth Godin. Here, he gives his take on whether sites like Twitter and Facebook matter to your business."
I bookmarked at delicious.com
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- socialMedia
- video
- smb
- networking
November 2 2008, 11:38pm | Comments »
interesting, german blog post about websites for (non-profit) societies. I like the summery, that tasks and targets do not differ as much from websites for companies, but in budget.
"BatchBook is an easy-to-use customer relationship manager (CRM) designed for small business owners." so could be an interesting service if they had an open API like highrise. d'oh
"Simple, no-hassle invoicing for creative and freelance professionals. Grows with your business." sounds interesting. Have to check if it works for german businesses too.
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