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		<title>Utilizing White-Label Technology</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[So often we are driven to be unique and to stand out from the rest. Sometimes the money isn&#8217;t there and sometimes it is present. Many organizations strive to be the next big thing or at least provide the next big thing. I recently read an article about how in the economic times that we [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So often we are driven to be unique and to stand out from the rest. Sometimes the money isn&#8217;t there and sometimes it is present. Many organizations strive to be the next big thing or at least provide the next big thing. I recently read an article about how in the economic times that we are facing it is not wise to always strive to be unique and create from scratch. There is an explosion of Web 2.0 technology that we should be focusing on how to harness and utilize these tools to benefit the goal of marketing.</p>
<p>One huge marketing and tool found on the web now is video. For the average non-profit or small business, it would be wise to partner with branded video players like, <a href="http://www.vimeo.com" target="_blank">Vimeo</a> than to spend time and resources on developing or purchasing a video player to play video content. A major reason to partner with them is because they have already worked out many of the plug and play bugs and functions. Even with purchased video media players the setup of, storage of, and rendering of the movie files would have to be managed and that often gets missed. Even when it comes to my <a title="anablepomedia flash site" href="http://www.anablepomedia.com/main.html" target="_blank">anablepomedia</a> flash site. Looking back on the amount of time that went into creating a flash video player, it took a lot of time. Personally I plowed through trying to learn how to create custom video players through flash so that I could evaluate it and for a school project.</p>
<p>A major buzzword of the web is social networks! There are companies that provide a closed &#8220;social network&#8221; to ensure privacy and create a &#8220;close network&#8221;. Why go through the trouble of creating a individual social network when there are tools like <a href="http://www.facebook.com" target="_blank">facebook</a> that already have a large network of people. The great thing about <a href="http://www.facebook.com" target="_blank">facebook</a> is that you can promote networking of people inside &amp; outside of your own organization/company. You can create a group (private or public) to represent your organization and network within that group. Events for that group can be created, the group page can be used as bulletin board postings, etc&#8230;</p>
<p>Just about every organization large or small has a calendar. There are many services that provide online calendars for a monthly or yearly fee. <a href="http://www.google.com/calendar" target="_blank">Google</a> has a calendar that is free and can be applied to many various web applications. It also allows multiple users to administrate the calendar&#8217;s events. Calendar&#8217;s can be public to everyone or be private for a select group/organization.</p>
<p>The key with any white-label technology is to find out what it offer&#8217;s, any limitation&#8217;s, etc&#8230; As with anything there are pluses and minuses. Then it&#8217;s a matter of creating and utilizing the tools for the best interests and marketability of your organization/company. For the majority of non-profits and small businesses to create their own brand of video players or social networks will not result in the best bang for the buck. There are however circumstances when it would be best to branch from facebook into a low cost alternative social networking like <a onclick="return true;s_objectID=" href="http://www.ning.com/" target="_blank">Ning</a>. One must consider the trade off of losing the existing community found through <a href="http://www.youtube.com" target="_blank">YouTube</a>, <a href="http://www.vimeo.com" target="_blank">Vimeo</a>, <a href="http://www.facebook.com" target="_blank">facebook</a> to creating one&#8217;s own brand.</p>
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