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Introducing LiftAgency Mobile
byMichael Baumert on July 29, 2010 9:47 PM
LiftAgency is happy to announce our latest area of expansion; LiftAgency Mobile. We're taking our expertise in both Mobile and B2B and over the coming months we'll be bringing a few really amazing mobile products to the market.
Our first mobile product, LiftAgency MSE is a completely customizable Mobile Sales platform designed for efficiency, scalability and, most importantly, results.
DisplayLink sells a million USB graphics chips
byMichael Baumert on May 13, 2009 8:31 PM
It's official. DisplayLink has sold one million chips! We've been happy to work with DisplayLink through our friends over at Stowe Consulting and would like to congratulate them on selling their first million.
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Yanssan: Custom Dress Design For The Bay Area
byMichael Baumert on December 26, 2008 11:39 AM
Lift is proud to be part of the launch of Yanssan, a new premier dress label by Cristina Robinson. Her custom designs feature flowing organic forms and fun and bold color choices inspired by her Brazilian roots.
Cristina offers Bridal, Evening Wear, Professional And Cocktail attair for the most discerning clientele.
Cristina offers Bridal, Evening Wear, Professional And Cocktail attair for the most discerning clientele.
New PhlooQ Widget, Logo and Site.
byMichael Baumert on November 10, 2008 9:17 AM
We've done more work on PhlooQ and we're excited to share progress. To the left, you'll see the new PhlooQ widget (now available with green accents and the new logo.)
We've also tweaked the logos a bit and come up with a new phlooq.com page.
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Stowe Consulting & Liftagency: Happy Halloween!
byMichael Baumert on October 30, 2008 12:56 PM
We'd love to extend a Happy Halloween to all of our clients (from Liftagency and Stowe Consulting). Stowe Consulting is offering a free service consultation - so please check it out.
Redesign Watch: G2 Microsystems
byMichael Baumert on October 28, 2008 11:50 AM
Working with our partner company Stowe Consulting, we've just completed work on the new home for G2 Microsystems Inc. They're an Austrailian-based manufacturer of ultra low-power wifi chipsets. We used a persistent site map navigation style in the footer of the sub pages which is a bit different than you're likely to find elsewhere.. This was done in part for simplicity, and in part to offer an alternative to the Flash-based primary navigation scheme.
Enjoy!
PhlooQ: Widgets
byMichael Baumert on October 13, 2008 10:54 AM
Our first iteration of the PhlooQ widget is here and we'd love you to comment (over at greatamericanstartup). In general, we'd attempted to translate the users' commitment to the event into a binary yes or no answer - but we're not clear if that's the right approach - perhaps we need to introduce a 'maybe' state?
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PhlooQ: How The Widget Works Part II
byMichael Baumert on October 8, 2008 10:58 AM
From a publisher standpoint, the PhlooQ widget works as illustrated above. The event publisher sends updates through PhlooQ to the attendees who can view it via one of the three PhlooQ widgets: the mobile widget, the web-based widget or through Facebook.
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PhlooQ: Interacting With The Widget
byMichael Baumert on October 8, 2008 10:10 AM
Here's a new iteration of our ongoing expression of how the PhlooQ widget would work.
In a nutshell, here's how it works: The widget is spawned by an event publisher and the user can invite or message members of his or her social graph as well as view users in the area of the event. The user also indicates their attendance at the event and can comment.