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Group scheduling software Tungle has just launched new options for its users, namely enabling them to customize their public pages, such as adding their own logos, colors, text, i.e. any branding visible to other people you are inviting, plus also favorite locations when setting up a meetup. This is a premium feature, which means it’s [...]

Head over to ProductCampMontreal.com, a new camp event organized by Phil Gauvin, gathering product managers and product marketers. It’s the first of its kind in Montréal, although similar events have been organized in other North American cities. Since it’s a camp event, there is no official speakers, rather attendees are actively encouraged to participate and [...]

PodCampMontréal, Montréal’s biggest social media conference is in one month ahead, sept 11th and 12th. The event is organized as a camp, meaning everyone is invited to present, all in informal settings. The format has been proven successful, with sessions ranging from blog marketing, social media monetization to discussions on the future of media, or [...]

CakeMail, a Montreal-based email marketing service for agencies or consultants, has released just last week a major version of its software. The codename is Tiramisu and brings in all the shiny bells & whistles you could wish in an email marketing service: A/B testing, advanced analytics, dynamic content, an add-ons store, and more. The main [...]

Christine Renaud (@e180) as well as other supporting team members organized a 5 à 7 last tuesday, smartly named “5 à 7 «Marché des savoirs» – Réseau des entrepreneurs sociaux du Québec”, which is a rather catching & curious event name. I lost touch what she was doing with her e-180 startup, but the event [...]

Ça venait de @jeanlucs lundi. Oui encore une fois, un article qui n’a rien à avoir avec la technologie, et qui n’a rien à avoir avec Montréal, mais comme je suis en plein dans le marketing ces jours-ci, on a l’impression de se regarder dans un miroir, surtout la séquence dans la salle de contrôle. [...]

Felipe Coimbra released last monday twtBizCard, an add-on service which allows twitter users to exchange business contacts with replies, a virtual handshake if you like. The story is not so much about twtBizCard. Of course, the idea is interesting, since after all, LinkedIn does 15 million uniques a month. But for me, your twitter profile [...]

While I was writing those articles, it struck me how practical for me (and the reader) they are. It’s an objective list of what’s up in Montréal, and could get people in the lopp, without necessarily reading long reviews or without me spending one hour or more to write an article. In the age of [...]