jueves, 6 de octubre de 2011

Search to the iPhone

Search and Social Sharing comes to .tel Superbook for iPhone

We're pleased to announce the latest version of .tel Superbook for iPhone, which can now be downloaded from the App Store. As well as a complete overhaul in terms of look and feel, some key elements have been added to make this app even more user friendly:

  • Telpages search: Now, you can search for .tel information from within the app, rather than having to type in a known .tel name. As well as delivering back search results, a confidence bar is provided highlighting the results that Telpages thinks are the best fit for your search
  • Recently Visited .tel Names: In order to save time, and in case you forgot to save previous searches, a cached version of recently visited .tel names is provided in a list.
  • Pull down to quick refresh: Whether recently visited or saved contacts, up-to-date information can quickly be accessed by a simple swipe down and re-saved with one click to your contacts
  • Share: As well as saving to your address book, you can also quickly share a discovered .tel name, a business recommendation or a new contact by email, twitter, facebook and other services (if you're following @rikkles or @justinhayward on Twitter you may have seen us testing this). This is yet another great way of easily sharing .tel information with anyone you want
We hope you enjoy the new features on the .tel Superbook and please do leave a review on the App Store if you do use it. You can find it here or visit http://superbook.tel.
 
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viernes, 30 de septiembre de 2011

News of domain .tel

.telegraph newsletter - September 2011


Stay Connected

In This Issue:

Hello and welcome to the new quarterly issue of the .telegraph. We'll be rounding up the news regarding developments over the past few months, announcing a new version of .tel Superbook for the iPhone with search and social sharing, as well as highlighting more of your stories about how you're using .tel.

The past few months have seen much work behind the scenes in getting some of our new yellow page partners such as Egypt Yellow Pages and Fonecta up and running. We've also been running trials with other YP companies and meeting with more potential partners at conferences like the European Association of Directory Providers in Dublin as well as Kelsey's key industry conference DMS '11 in Denver this month. Development on new functionality such as the competition templates and easier management of related content within the control panel has been continuing. We're in testing now so we anticipate this functionality will be available soon.

We hope you enjoy reading this new quarterly edition of the .telegraph. If you have any comments, suggestions or questions, please do let us know at community@telnic.org.

AdSense now delivered on smartphones

Over the Summer, we modified the mobile templates to enable support for Google AdSense on smartphone devices, whilst at the same time making some enhancements to the smartphone layout and improving the overall recognition of smartphone devices (especially BlackBerry).

If you've got Google AdSense already activated on your .tel domains, AdSense has automatically been activated on the smartphone template. This means that no further action is required; if AdSense shows up on the desktop/tablet templates, it will also appear at the top of the smartphone template. In line with other functionality, AdSense will not show up on the basic mobile template and there are no plans to extend it to this in order to maintain a lightweight experience for feature phones.

The mobile ads might not appear immediately as sometimes it takes Google a while to get in gear and begin serving up mobile ads (that is what we found in testing). So our best advice is that if it doesn't show immediately, then keep checking back. It will usually resolve itself within 48 hours.

.tel on the Map

The other tool that's incredibly useful if you've got a website already and you've got multiple people or offices based in different locations, is the .tel mapping tool, which can be found here. You can embed a visual map of your salespeople, branches or office locations so that people can quickly hover or click on the .tel icons to get to the contact information they need. Recently, we updated the tool so that it supported sub-domains and internationalized domain names (IDNs), such as those with Chinese characters, and added some functionality to change the look and feel of the bubbles, enabling you to present different information and your logo or photo. A little technical skill is required in order to change the presentation and embed the snippet in your website. An explanation on how to utilize the tool is found at the above link.

Superbook: Now with added Telpages search

We're pleased to announce the latest version of .tel Superbook for iPhone, which can now be downloaded from the App Store. As well as a complete overhaul in terms of look and feel (and a shiny new logo in line with our updated branding), some key elements have been added to make this app even more user friendly:

  • Telpages search: Now, you can search for .tel information from within the app, rather than having to type in a known .tel name. As well as delivering back search results, a confidence bar is provided highlighting the results that Telpages thinks are the best fit for your search
  • Recently Visited .tel Names: In order to save time, and in case you forgot to save previous searches, a cached version of recently visited .tel names is provided in a list
  • Pull down to refresh: Whether recently visited or saved contacts, up-to-date information can quickly be accessed by a simple swipe down and re-saved with one click to your contacts
  • Share: As well as saving to your address book, you can also quickly share a discovered .tel name, a business recommendation or a new contact by email, twitter, Facebook and other services (if you're following our team on Twitter, you may have seen us testing this). This is yet another great way of easily sharing .tel information with anyone you want

We hope you enjoy the new features on the .tel Superbook and please do leave a review on the App Store if you do use it. You can find it here or visit http://superbook.tel.

RSS.me integrates .tel

Blacknight Internet Solutions, a .tel registrar, is currently running a beta of RSS.me, a simple service that cross-posts content to multiple different services. Recently, the service has been modified to support updating your .tel with a status message from Foursquare, the location-based social networking app. This means that instead of using a stand-alone application on your mobile device, you can update aspects of your .tel from other clients, such as Foursquare and also Twitter (through the @2tel service).

For more information and to sign up using to the service, visit http://RSS.me.

 

.tel Development update

Our development team and partners continue to work behind the scenes to refine and improve the .tel service, as has already been highlighted by the updated functionality, tools and widgets outlined in this newsletter. The following developments are being worked on with the aim of bringing these to the .tel community in the next quarter:

  • New Templates: New designs with additional third party logo support and without hCard/Print this options
  • .tel Redirection: Owners of multiple .tel domains that wish to re-direct them to a central .tel hub will be able to put one go to link within the domain and have it re-direct to that .tel automatically when a visitor types it in
  • Search Enhancements: Refinement of the HTML for better delivery of information to search engines
  • IAB advert standardization: To enable support in the templates for standard advert sizes
  • Mobile Search: Ability to put search box at the top of the smart phone template for use on 'search this .tel only'

We're working hard to deliver these as quickly as possible whilst maintaining the stability of the system and the ease of use of the control panel. If you'd like to be alerted to when these are made available, follow our blog, Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn accounts.

A "fantastic response rate" in Chicago

 

My name is Debra Pallotto Dobbs and I am a Realtor in Chicago, with 27 years of experience.

I bought chicago-realtors.tel to help with the business as having a strong presence online is vital for me.

Statistics show that more than 90 percent of buyers and sellers begin their housing research online, before contacting a real estate professional. My clients mainly contact me via Phone calls, text messages, email messages about timely news stories, personal notes, website, and Facebook.

I heard about .tel through my brother as he specializes in this field and when he explained how .tel domains work I thought it was an exciting and progressive method of connecting with prospective clients. Michael's company is called Top Search (top-search.tel). Top Search specializes in building and optimizing .tels for realtors and other businesses. Top Search built and optimized several .tels for me and the response rate has been fantastic. They did such an incredible job they are now working with our marketing department at Koenig and Strey.

I believe professionals working in the service sector, small business owners, anyone with a product or service to sell and especially those who cannot afford an expensive Search Engine Optimization program or are tired of wasting money on PPC campaigns can benefit from buying a .tel. Having used it for a while now I currently have 5 active clients that found me through the internet.

As a real estate agent I am my own company and .tel provides me with a great internet branding opportunity. Top Search built my .tels specifically with my name in the title headline so Debra Dobbs (my brand) can be found all over Google and Bing for real estate based searches in Chicago.

I also like the way .tel allows me to participate in the fast growing mobile search market without having to pay someone to build me a new mobile site. I get classic internet and mobile search all in one. .tel's are also search engine optimized and multi-use internet sites that allow the user to build their brand and acquire quality search traffic for very little cost.

Consumers want instant information and with more and more people buying smart phones and tablet computers, generating traffic through mobile search will become a priority. This will be the way forward for .tel.

Catching up with Kris Katchit

My name is Chris Ehrenzeller, I am also known as Kris Katchit.

As Chris, I run an entertainment agency (www.aurorascarnival.co.uk and www.circusperformers.co.uk) that provides entertainers such as jugglers, stilt walkers, acrobats, magicians etc. for companies and events all around Great Britain. This developed out of my being Kris Katchit, a self employed circus based entertainer (jester, juggler, stiltwalker etc).

Being discoverable on the internet is extremely important to me as the vast majority of my new work comes from my various web sites.

Most of my clients approach me via email, with a minority using the phone.

I think I heard of .tel a couple of years ago, (not long after it launched) thought it was a brilliant idea and immediately bought my .tel domain. I believe that just about anyone can benefit from owning a .tel, but definitely any business, whatever their size.

Currently I have a business card that only has my .tel details on it, so it cannot become redundant (as a card does if one changes address or telephone number etc). I must admit that I do have to explain what .tel means to most people I give it to. But I now have the page on my mobile 'phone, so that I can show it to people immediately.

It is certainly worth having. It shows up in web searches on occasions and enables me to keep all my web site, phone numbers etc up to date and in one simple place.

I have a couple of lead pages linked to email campaigns. These are promoted via my .tel, email footers and also Google Adwords. I am also listed in numerous directories, both local and national.

I would describe .tel as a "business card" that is instantly updateable and contains all the information necessary to let people know about my business. It therefore grows with me and keeps all my information in one easy to find place.

I think .tel will continue to grow and as more and more of the general public (as opposed to business people) discover it, they will realize that it can be of as much use to them as it is to business people already.

.tel Story of Sage Environmental

 

My name is Matthew Davidson, and I'm the owner of Sage Environmental Consulting Ltd, Based in Vernon BC Canada. We primarily work in two areas of environmental consulting. We provide Contaminated Sites Investigation and Remediation services and we provide Environmental Assessment and Ecological Restoration services. Essentially, we assess and repair damaged land for the use of people and the environment.

From our brochure:
"Whether you are looking for a Project Partner, Technical Advisor, Regulatory Liaison or Environmental Expertise we are here to help in the capacity that suits you and your project."

I estimate that 70% of our clients initially find us on the internet or reference our web page and social media resources prior to hiring us. People need to be able to find our online resources quickly and easily.

We use two .tel pages sageenvironmental.tel and mattdavidson.tel to connect people to our web page, phone numbers and social media sites.

I have been connected to georgemoen.tel for some time on Twitter and LinkedIn. I heard about the .tel pages from a post George put up about a year ago. I thought it was a great idea. Once I looked into it I realized it was reasonably priced and easy to implement, the decision was made for me.

I feel anyone who is looking to improve their web presence would benefit from owning a .tel. As a small business owner the benefits are clear to me. There is one stop where people can find my professional information, my company information and contact me directly.

My experience of .tel has been positive. Although I need to find more time to add more valuable detail to my pages but that is down to me. The cost and ease of use are key benefits for me.

I use my .tel pages to instantly refer folks who don't know me or my company. This allows them access to my professional and business information within one or two clicks. Ease of use for the users (customer or client) on my pages is very important to me and .tel achieves this.

As well as owning a couple of .tels we pay for a yellow pages listing online and in the book, and participate in social media using Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. For us .tel is not just an online directory... .tel enables us to connect to our clientele, friends and associates to our complete professional profile online.

I feel it is a valuable tool, and with continued support and increased integration of new tools it will become more valuable yet. While I think anyone who wants to connect online will get value from .tel, I think the key market for .tel is business, especially small business because the potential return is high for the low cost of entry.

People are becoming reliant or mobile devices for their internet access .tel's optimization in this area will be a clear benefit.

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jueves, 29 de septiembre de 2011

miércoles, 28 de septiembre de 2011

Tips to Promote & Market the domain .tel

 Tips to Promote & Market the .tel
To whom it may concern,

Our TELcp V3 Mobile version provides you with ample opportunities to promote the .tel domain and demonstrate the power of the .tel to anyone who knows how to operate a smart phone or a touch screen. The operation to maintain a .tel page is now made very simple.
  • Registrars and Resellers may use one .tel Domain and give away its pages FREE of charge with an auto expiring tag*.
    Let the prospective buyer experiment with a .tel page then convince them how the .tel domain can be useful for himself/herself. With TELcp V3 Mobile the general public gets firsthand experience.
  • The .tel domain owner, who wants to build directories, can use tablets to demonstrate this to the end users. Using an iPad or a tablet will be much easier to demonstrate rather than a smart phone with a smaller screen. Once convinced, the end user will use the smart phone at his/her convenience. Marketing reps can demonstrate the .tel page of a premium domain on person to person basis or through an online video demo and close a deal then and there. Trial User Auto Expiring Tag* can be used to let the end user (prospective tenant) experiment with a .tel page for few days before renting out.
  • Investors of .tel domains should take this opportunity before you miss the boat. With our V3 Mobile version, there will be many more interested parties who want to grab the best tel name available. So, why not invest now and make a little bit extra when you know for sure where the .tel domain is heading for.
  • From our side, to promote the .tel, we will be floating a new scheme at www.telcp.org (under construction) to provide FREE use of .tel User section (unlimited .tel pages) to selected non-profitable organization(s), of course with certain conditions. Through this we will be able to make a large audience aware of the existence of the ,tel technology and the benefits they can get from a .tel domain. Definitely, some of the users of .tel pages will be tempted to invest in tel domain for theselves.

So, DON'T THINK, DON'T WAIT. START NOW.

* auto expiring tag is one of many new features included in our V3 section (Mobile & Desktop) for .tel Owners.

With Best Wishes,
TELcp Team
 

TELcp V3 Beta Mobile & Desktop

TELcp V3 Beta Mobile & Desktop
Hi to All,

We are pleased to announce the release of our TELcp V3 Beta for Mobile & Desktop.
It is available online at www.telcp.com.

You can now allow others to manage .tel pages of your .tel domain from a smart phone or a desktop.
The combination of latest technologies available today have made it possible to take the .tel to the general public.

.tel Owners who are using TELcp at www.telcp.com can invite others to manage their .tel page contents using a smartphone.
A .tel User can manage .tel page contents just like the .tel owner does but without any assistance from the .tel owner.



The TELcp V3 Beta .tel User section works on following platforms.
  • Apple iOS 3.2-5.0 beta,
  • iPad (3.2 / 4.3), iPad 2 (4.3),
  • iPhone (3.1), iPhone 3 (3.2), 3GS (4.3) and 4 (4.3 / 5.0 beta)
  • Android 2.1-2.3,
  • Android Honeycomb,
  • Windows Phone 7,
  • Blackberry 6.0 - Torch 9800 and Style 9670
  • Blackberry 7 - Torch 9810
  • Blackberry Playbook version 1.0.1 / 1.0.5,
  • Nokia Symbian^3,
  • Palm WebOS (1.4-2.0),
  • Palm WebOS 3.0,
  • Firebox Mobile,
  • Opera Mobile 11.0,
  • Kindle 3,
  • Chrome Desktop 11-13,
  • Firefox Desktop 3.6-4.0,
  • Internet Explorer 7-9,
  • Opera Desktop 10-11

TELcp V3 Beta for .tel Owners (to manage multiple tel domains and multiple tel Users thru www.telcp.com will available soon).

We hope our method of letting others test (or taste!) a .tel page from any smart phone will make the tel popular among the general

public, thus encouraging them to purchase their own tel domain one day.

Anyone interested in trying out a FREE trial account to manage a page at www.look4.tel may do so by sending us an email using contact

form at www.telcp.com or send us pm with a email address.


Looking forward to take the .tel to the next Level.
 

martes, 27 de septiembre de 2011

Nueva versión de TELcp

TELcp ver,3.0 Beta is now available for .tel Users with a valid account (tel User acct) at www.telcp.com.. It is available on both Mobile & Desktop platforms.

Registered tel owners at www.telcp.com may use their existing tel User accounts or create new tel user account through their tel Owner accts.

FREE trial accounts for testing this new Beta version is available at www.teluser.tel.
Send PM with your email address or contact us directly via contact form at telcp.com.
We shall then send you an invitation email to join www.teluser.tel for mainitainng a trial tel page.

V3 Beta for tel Owners (tel domain management and tel User management) will be available soon. Few more tests to be carried out after adding features requested by tel owners.

Your feedback is very much appreciated.

Cheers!


P.S. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER for more updates
 

En vez de un subdominio por empresa, solo un registro

En un dominio .tel se pueden crear hasta 3000 subdominios, es decir si creo uno de casas rurales, si creo un subdominio por casa rural, entonces podré poner 3000 casas rurales, pero la otra solución es crear un directorio más simple, de tal forma que por cada casa rural, solo pongo un registro donde pongo solo el nombre, la dirección y el telefono, en cada registro caben 255 caracteres. Así puede crear 300.000 registros, luego puedo poner la dirección y el teléfono de 300.000 casas rurales. El limite son 300 Kb






Originally Posted by Mark Kolb (Kprobe) View Post

3K is a limitation only if you need to give every business their own page. Perhaps consider leaving a good number of detailed pages for future paid listings and place multiple businesses on the same category or related pages using formatted phone entries. The long label for a phone entry lets you cram up to 255 characters of contact info. That way you can tease people into upgrading and still have 10,000+ (max 300K) listings if needed.



Mark
Mark
I take your point about paid listings.
However, I have done the long label phone entry with satellitetv.tel, but records don't show in TelPages search unless you add all again to free text.
Lots to think about!

Quote:
Originally Posted by tindaya
So the limit is 3000 folders and 10,000 records???

The limit is 3,000 folders, 100 records per folder, max records = 300,000. 10K+ was just an example higher than 3000.

You can also have more than 100 pages per folder if they are invisible. This is a technique used to build directories where the hidden pages are linked via an internal index. The internal index is still limited to 100 records per folder (page) but is distributed across many folders. This is useful when you want more than 100 folders to have a url like xxxxxx.mydomain.tel (instead of xxxxxx.sub.mydomain.tel) I have created such a site but my client has yet to release it publicly.

Another technique is to link to 100's or 1,000's of hidden folders from a dot com site.

Mark



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domingo, 25 de septiembre de 2011

Seguimiento de llamadas

Web donde explicar como hacer un seguimiento de las llamadas, ideal para publicidad en las nuevas llamadas por nombres
 

viernes, 23 de septiembre de 2011

VoIP

Who offers the best name dial solution?
No doubt: In the future numeric phone numbers will be replaced by name phone numbers!

Here an incomplete overview about the existing competitors: And who will win the race in the market since there is only place for one worldwide accepted solution?
In other words: Can Telnic fight all these competitors since their solutions are already available on the market?

If you want to get more information about the wide range of technical solutions for name dialing, please read this overview:
Methods and apparatus for conversational name dialing systems

martes, 20 de septiembre de 2011

tweets y los dominios .tel

Science and the Web 2.0

A blog on Science 2.0 research

Behind the TEL Tweet Visualizations

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If you have been to a TEL event recently, you might have already seen our Tweet Visualizations in the domain of TEL. Stefanie Lindstaedt will be presenting our paper entitled "On the Way to a Science Intelligence: Visualizing TEL Tweets for Trend Detection" at EC-TEL 2011 on Wednesday. I thought this was a good occasion to tell you a bit more about the background of the visualizations. I should not forget to mention that the system was built in a joint project between Know-Center and Joanneum Research in the context of the STELLAR Network of Excellence. Most of the stuff below is taken from our paper, if you want to know more, you can access the preprint here.

Architecture

Below you can see the architecture of the system. We developed a focused Twitter Crawler, which takes as input either a taxonomy of hashtags, or a list of users, or both. It then queries the Twitter Streaming API for matching data. This allows for adapting the system to a certain domain. The tweets are logged, cleaned, and informative tokens (such as nouns and hashtags) are extracted using TreeTagger. Finally we store the tweets, their metadata, and their associated informative tokens in a Solr index. Therefore, one can access the real-time data, but also go back in time. At the moment, this works only for a couple of weeks, but we are in the process of widening this timeframe drastically.

The Visualization Dataservices are REST-ful Webservices, which  translate the search query into a Solr query and preprocess the Solr result in different ways: the Streamgraph Dataservice focuses on analyzing the temporal evolution of topics over time; the Weighted Graph Dataservice focuses on relations between different topics. The dataservices are used to power two visualizations. One is a weighted graph, a co-occurrence network for analyzing semantic networks of terms based on the JavaScript InfoVis Toolkit (JIT).

Visualizations

Below you can see the Weighted Graph Visualization for the hashtag of the 2nd STELLAR Alpine Rendez-vous.

In the center, there is the official hashtag for the event #arv11. The hashtags which are directly related to the event hashtag, are hashtags of individual workshops, such as #datatel11 for the dataTEL workshop, and #arv3t for the workshop "Structuring online collaboration though 3 Ts : task time & teams". Co-occurring with the individual hashtags are hashtags that describe some of the content of the workshops, such as agency and PLE for the 3T workshop.

The second visualization is a streamgraph based on the Grafico javascript charting library for analyzing trends over time. The graph below shows a screenshot of the Streamgraph Visualization, displaying the co-occurring hashtags for the query "conferences" from 20/2/2011 to 14/04/2011. On the x-axis, the time intervals are outlined, whereas on the y-axis, the relative number of occurrences is shown. Each colored stream represents one co-occurring hashtag. The visualization shows that the hashtag for the South-by-Southwest conference (#sxsw) is trending around the actual event on March 15. The #pelc11 hashtag was trending around April 7, with the Plymotuh E-Learning conference taking place from April 6-8. Another conference that is trending is the PLE Conference in Southhampton (#PLE_SOU), which took place later but generated a lot of tweets even before the event. The other co-occurring hashtags are not tied to a certain conference (such as #mlearning and #edchat), but they denote hashtags in the TEL area which contain a large amount of tweets about conferences. These hashtags could be used to find out about further conferences in the area.

Due to the fact that the user interface relies on web standards, the visualizations can be easily included in any system that relies on those standards. Apart from the main website http://stellar.know-center.tugraz.at/vis, versions of the visualizations are also available as widgets in TELeurope.

Reception and Outlook

We are quite pleased with the reception of our system. The visualizations have been used as a support in the dataTEL workshop (#datatel11), the RDSRP'11 special track at i-KNOW (#rdsrp11), and the SURF Learning Analytics Seminar (#sa_la). Participants liked the look of the visualizations, and the idea behind them. The system will also be employed as a reflection tool in the Workshop on Awareness and Reflection in Learning Networks (#arnets11) at EC-TEL 2011.

Nevertheless, there are several issues we still need to address. As already mentioned, we are working on providing a larger index that goes back to 2010. We are also looking into new zooming and filtering facilities, allowing users to dig deeper into the data. Furthermore, we want to integrate different measures to derive more meaningful terms for longer periods. If you want to know more, especially about the evaluations we have already conducted, please refer to the paper. If you want to use the visualizations in one of your events, just contact me. As always, comments and suggestions are welcome!