Regular mailings to customers, prospects subscribers are a really economical and effective way to stay in touch with your audience. While having a website is a great way to provide a rich array of content, sending out regular emails allows you to push your content to your audience and make your internet presence much more effective. There are three main ways to send our your emails

I was first exposed to the term 'intranet' in 1995.  The firm I was with at the time was very much an "in house" operation; it seemed like everything vital to our operation was developed by the owner.  Our billing system was a homebrewed system build off DataEase.  Our internal e-mail system was likewise built off DataEase.  Our tech tickets, still paper back then, were straight printed from an early 1980s era dot matrix printer and you guessed it, they were homebrewed. 
 

The other day I was looking for something on Google Maps and for some reason noticed that Cool Creek Country Club in Wrightsville, PA was incorrectly labeled as ‘Cool Brook County Club’ in their base map.  I will always remember the golf course at Cool Creek.  It was one of the first golf courses I ever played.  My golf game is terrible, but I will always remember the one time I had a great tee shot that landed 5 feet from the pin on their par 3 # 2.

Enough about my horrible golf game and the one shot out of a thousand that I choose to remember.  When I saw that map I also saw a little link under it that said, “Report a Problem.”  So I did. 

The newest member to benefit from the work of the Affinigent team is the York County Rail Trail Authority (YCRTA).   The YCRTA had a working website, but it was in need of some updates and functionality.  After receiving a generous donation from Affinigent, Inc., YCRTA now has a fantastic new website with awesome new features for its Rail Trail community.  Some of the new features on the site include "Trail Tails", which is a new blog feature that allows anyone to share their experiences right on the website!  There is also information about current and open projects that are either being completed or created.  Use the map to find a new trail or learn some new facts by taking a look at the history of the York Rail Trail. 

Visit the York County Rail Trail Authority online at http://www.yorkcountytrails.org/ 

The YCRTA also has a Facebook page!  Become a fan of the York County Rail Trail Authority right now and follow all the news and event updates.

Affinigent has created a website once again for another York County organization, The York County Rail Trail Authority (YCRTA).  The YCRTA was in need of an updated website, but had no money in their current budget to get a new one.  That was until the talented team at Affinigent stepped in and decided to donate a brand new website to the YCRTA. 

This website creates new opportunities for YCRTA to interact with its fans and followers through an online medium. Visitors looking to become a member can now join online by filling out a form on the new website.  The newest feature of YCRTA website is the "Trail Tails", in which anyone can share their personal experiences with the rail trail right on the website!

Check out the fresh new look online for the York County Rail Trail Authority, http://www.yorkcountytrails.org/

Affinigent is thrilled to be apart of another York Area Sports Night event as a Platinum sponsor.  Affinigent has continued to provide www.yorksportsnight.com with hosting and maintenance after redesigning the website a few years ago.  The content provided on the website has all been entered and edited by York Sports Night volunteers that Affinigent has trained.  We teach and train so that you can do it yourself, its that easy! 

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