This post is part of my ongoing marketing experiment.
It took me a few days (okay, longer) to realize that Rafe wasn't going to give JKN any publicity. So I did some research and identified Lifehacker as a popular blog. So I sent them an email... and got nothing.
| From | Yaakov Sash |
| Date | Sunday, January 21, 2007 11:27 AM ET |
| To | Lifehacker (website) |
| Subject | JumpKnowledge Webpage Annotator - add comments inside any web page |
| Message | Dear Editor,
JumpKnowledge is a free web-based snapshot and annotation tool and is located at http://www.jkn.com/
For fun, I annotated a page from your site, specifically a review of Scrapbook which I wanted to comment on (but couldn't because registration seems to be invite only.)
http://jkn.com/View?j=767191.860930724719
Features: - immediate - add comments to any web page right now. Registration is not required.
- multi-page - you can add comments to multiple web pages
- in vivo - your comments are inserted between words, so nothing of the original page is obscured and your comments can be read in context.
- permanent - even if the web page changes, your comments will be shown with the web page as it looked when you created the Annotation.
- email the web page with your comments to you friends and colleagues with your own email program
- blog - critique other sites and link the Annotation back to your own site or blog.
- keep your ducks in a row - you control the order of how people will read your comments within the Annotation.
Regards,
Yaakov Sash
Founder |
