The ultimate web tool guy!

Mark Wesling is a classical guitar friend of mine from Hershey, PA. Mark performs, teaches and publishes CD collections of his work, many originals. His website takes advantage of many excellent web-based techniques... most of which are FREE !!

Now he's using his blog to show another side of himself and his offerings... poetry?!

Others to check out:
Rose Anderson's Pure Gallery Website, newsletters and blog
Next-Level Automotive's Website and blog <<< href="http://firstchoicerehab.com/">Website and newsletters.
My houseflipping blog
and my PonyClubDad blog.

now to get some work done... Jeff

Mary Waldman send a note recently about how to post pics and albums to a website.

Let's use the thought about how to have your club members post their stuff where you can link to it... That way they can be responsible for (or lack therof) their own accomplishments and posting. This webstuff gets old when it's a onw-person band...

I like picasa, although Kodak is ok too. I sent this article to Mary and she replied that she figured it out and it worked for her. http://tuckahoe.ponyclub.org/

Other examples at www.mountainlaurel.ponyclub.org and Dressage4kids.com .

Let me know if this works for you, and if I can further clarify how to play with picasa.com

More ideas to follow...

Jeff Kurtz
DC - Mountain Laurel Pony Club

I'm offering free 60-day trial of Constant Contact to anyone interested... Send a message if you would like me to set up the account and help you get started. or, click the link at the top of this page to set up your account on your own... I'll still coach.

Found a website to post photos that can be linked to as albums either by the public, or in folders only accessible by yourself or thru a coded link. Should be a good way to let clients add photo content to page which will be linked from their website or newsletter.

see demo at http://picasaweb.google.com/dc.mlpc and http://picasaweb.google.com/kurtzinpa

I'll have to get creative and play with this. Yesterday I used it to store copies of the creative for two clients and give them a link so they could review/download/archive the photos for their own use.

Jeff