Here at Dpivision.com we’ve dug deep and donated to a worthwhile cause.
London tech geeks – and geekettes – have been stripping off to produce a calendar for charity, and CannyBill has sponsored the month of June www.nudetechcalendar.ning.com.
All of the proceeds will go to Take Heart India www.takeheartindia.org, a youth-run charity focused on IT education projects in India for blind and disabled students.
The charity doesn’t employ anyone, so 100 per cent of proceeds are spent on education projects.
Take Heart is guided by the principle that “work builds, charity destroys”, rather than giving money to people, Take Heart empowers through practical education and skills training.
So for those of you who haven’t already bought yourselves a 2010 calendar, then do your bit for charity and buy one from:
http://www.firebox.com/product/2583/Nude-Tech-Calendar-2010
It’s that time of year again where we shut down the office so we can welcome Santa, open our prezzies and pile on several pounds.
With that in mind and the festive season – complete with a heavy sprinkling of snow – in full swing, we want to wish all of our customers and everyone we have worked with this year a very merry Christmas.
We will be closed for our festive break on the 25th, 26th and 1st of January but available by email and phone for the rest of the time.
We brushed up on our marketing skills with the region’s elite.
As well as giving us the chance to network with companies from across the North East, the Marketing The Art Of conference gave us the chance to pick up tips on the best ways to get our products and services out there to the public.
The event, at The Sage Gateshead, hosted talks and workshops from the likes of Herb Kim, founder of Thinking Digital Conference, Rob Lawson, editor of the Sunderland Echo, and Philip Knowles, of the Chartered Institute of Marketing.
Check out our photos from the event at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dpivision/sets/72157622795256568/
For more details on the event and booking for next year’s, visit www.marketingtheartof.com.
By Chris Bowler editor @WebAppStorm on December 6th.
There are some applications that focus on thing and one thing only. Then there are others that focus on a few items, giving you the ability to manage multiple facets of your business in one tool.
CannyBill fits into the latter category. And we’re giving away three memberships today.
About CannyBill
If you’re unfamiliar with the service, CannyBill is focused on automating your invoicing and billing. With the app, you can allow customers to pay for your products online with a credit card. And you can even sell SSL Certificates and Domain registrations.
Even further, CannyBill makes it easy to set up order forms to sell your products and services to customers. Add in the robust API and integration with industry mainstays like Basecamp, Campaign Monitor and Quickbooks, and you’ve got a full featured business tool.
How to Enter
We’re going to award three contestants today. To get a copy, leave a comment on WebAppStorm and mention your business. What kind of product or service do you offer and how will this tool help you? The winners will be announced at the end of the day!
http://web.appstorm.net/general/giveaway/christmas-giveaway-day-6-cannybill/
We are pleased to announce a new FreshBooks import tool for www.cannybill.com. Simply export your customers and transactions from FreshBooks then import them into CannyBill in a few easy steps.
Login to FreshBooks -> My Account -> Import/Export
From this page download your Clients CSV and Invoices CSV.
Once the above 2 CSV’s have been downloaded and saved, login to your CannyBill admin -> Settings -> Plugin Modules -> Data Management (Import/Export)
From this page select the FreshBooks CSV from the Import Customers and Import Transaction screens and hit the import button. That’s it, you’re all done!
