Aaron Bollinger on web 2.0 for non-profit

Posted by Peter Verkooijen on July 27, 2007 under Business, Events, nextNY

KickApps is one of the rising stars in the New York web 2.0 industry. The company packages social networking functionality in an enterprise-ready platform. HBO, BET Networks, Scripps Networks and VIBE Magazine use KickApps’ platform to integrate and maintain web 2.0 features in their sites.

Aaron Bollinger, sales director at KickApps, attended last week’s Web2NewYork networking party. On Tuesday August 7 he’s giving a presentation on ‘Myspace, Social-networking, and Web 2.0 for Small Businesses and Non-Profits’ at Bluestockings Bookstore.

The bookstore is on 172 Allen Street between Stanton and Rivington, just a few blocks from our regular spot Gallery Bar. Aaron’s presentation starts at 7 pm. It should be interesting. I’ll be there. For more on Aaron see the website for his book The MySpace Social Guide.

KickApps will present at Web2NewYork sometime this Fall.

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1596 Responses2007-07-27+16%3A33%3A17Peter+Verkooijen to “Aaron Bollinger on web 2.0 for non-profit”

rudxandra Says:
July 27th, 2007 at 3:16 pm
hey!, that’s nice I’m glad for you, good luck at the Bluestocking!!
John Horsley Says:
July 27th, 2007 at 5:38 pm
Sounds interesting!

I have spent the last 11 months developing Marzar the social media platform for businesses and professionals.

Marzar is the platform to promote your business and ideas, gain expert advice, meet business connections, manage your contacts, find resources, win your next deal and much more.

* Participate in or establish your own common interest business communities
* Create branded collaborative work spaces
* Store and share documents
* Coordinate actions of partners, contractors and work colleagues
* Source business partners and access vital resources
* Share expertise and offer advise to promote your own personal brand
* Build a network of trusted contacts share business referrals and introductions
* Syndicate press releases, white papers, cases studies and product information
* Advertise your products and services in our marketplace
* Publicise and promote business events
* Attend social meet ups

We are limiting numbers to 1000 founding members for our launch in August.

Senior executives from companies such as Microsoft, Intel, Fox IT, Bates, JWT, Ogilvy, WPP,IBM, BBH,Fujitsu, salesforce.com and Deloitte Services have already registered.

So to be amongst the first on Marzar please visit http://www.marzar.com to register now.
Peter Says:
July 27th, 2007 at 5:47 pm
John, that’s a blatant commercial pitch, but it’s OK. It’s relevant in this context. Would you be interested in presenting Marzar at the next Web2NewYork networking party?
Web2NewYork » Blog Archive » HeyCosmo, Snooth, Bollinger at next W2NY Says:
August 6th, 2007 at 11:13 am
[...] Philip James will present technology that helps people choose wine. Aaron Bollinger, author of The MySpace Social Guide, will give a five minute summary of a longer presentation [...]
John Horsley Says:
September 28th, 2007 at 4:02 pm
Peter,

Yes I know it was it was shameless but that’s how I came into contact with you and you event in NY. So it was a good thing as I really enjoyed the event and meeting everybody.

I am pleased the way the launch went and we have most of our Beta testers on the site now offering forward some great ideas.

I feel really positive about how the site will be developing and some of the user feedback has been excellent so far.

People are still welcome to join and get involved.

Thanks again and I look forward to talking to you soon and attending another event in the New Year.
KickApps » Tonight: Aaron Speaks About Web 2.0 For Small Biz & Non-Profits Says:
December 13th, 2007 at 6:52 pm
[...] KickApps’ own Aaron Bollinger will be speaking tonight about how to use Web 2.0 tools to boost your small business or non-profit. Aaron’s a published author (he wrote a guide to MySpace) and he’s consulted for a variety of organizations about Web 2.0 strategy, so it should be great. More info here and here. [...]