It's raining/sleeting/freezing over where I am, but at least a few around the Ottaway empire are buried in snow today, so it's difficult to avoid daydreaming of points south. Take a stop over to recordonline.com's Spring Training '07 landing page.
It's as comprehensive a page as you'll find for following the Yankees and Mets preseason, and interacting with the writers and fellow fans.
Try to find a better landing page on the New York metro-area sites. I've not seen one yet. If you do, let me know. It's always good to learn from what others are doing.
The nice thing about what Patrick Mullen, Erik Gliedman and Matt Pepin have done here is that once everyone is on the common platform, this won't be that hard to replicate for the Red Sox in New England, for example, or the A's and Giants out West.
2.14.2007
Spring Training '07
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Labels: landing page, shared content, sports
Track the candidates
Sure, you can sign up for breaking news alerts from Seacoast Online, but NH Primary Candidate Appearances are also among their offerings. Sign me up!
Speaking of candidates, coming tomorrow from Seacoast: thenewhampshireprimary.com
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Let It Snow
Nice stormy weather landing page from Erik Gliedman and crew.
Pocono also had a nice tactic in their Morning Update to point to some of their existing landing pages:
If you're stuck at home it's a good day to explore this site, which has a lot more on it than just the breaking news. For information about where you live, we've got an entire section. We've also got some exhaustively detailed special reports on everything from gangs in the Poconos to the legacy of Tocks Island Dam to political protection for questionable mortgage practices in the Poconos that will take your breath away.
Cape Cod and Pocono also had a couple of good road condition text alerts, while Southcoast kicked off their school closings text alerts. I'd show them to you, but I'm still struggling with how to get the screenshots that my nifty new Treo program takes for me out of the bleepin' Treo.... Take my word for it for now.
Posted by Sean Polay at 5:41 PM 0 comments
Labels: e-mail alerts, landing page, SMS, weather
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