Come for the Gold

Come for the Gold website invites visitors to travel sites promoting access to gold in Washington and British Columbia.

Bridge2Gold

Welcome to Bridge2Gold, your connection to the northwest's premier web sites and travel destinations celebrating Washington State's Olympic legacy and British Columbia's road to the 2010 Olympic Winter Games.

Read about the history of gold on the Olympic Peninsula. Learn about pirates with ships full of gold and silver. Locate beaches reported to have gold deposits in the sand. And, look for sunken ships that guard buried safes filled with gold.

Connecting the Olympic Peninsula and Kitsap Peninsula, Hood Canal Bridge is Washington's 2009 Bridge to Gold. It will be the center of attention in May and June, when it is closed for six weeks for repairs. When it reopens around June 15, the bridge will receive great fanfare celebrating "The Bridge to the Gold" - Olympic Peninsula Gateway and Heart of the Olympic Peninsula.

Oly1.com

OLY1.com is a web site dedicated to the proposition that:
1. The foundation of economic stimulus is free enterprise.
2. The impetus behind economic stimulus is people's desire for better lives.
3. The primary providers of goods and services to meet people's desires are businesses.
4. The engine that drives the process of economic activity is sales.

MAXIM #1. Boeing doesn't built a jet until it is sold. In other words, THE SALE COMES FIRST.

OLY1.com is a web site dedicated to helping people get better at SELLING.

Opt In Access for Public Services

Click on image to go to Opt In Access Program
Opt In Access outlines new applications for Alerts, Text and Critical Messaging in Public Service areas for federal, state, and local governments.

Wake Up America

Go to Wake Up America ALERTS

Scripps Howard News Service washington
WASHINGTON -- One day in the not-too-distant future, your cell phone may bring you a text message from the president. And if it does, odds are it will be bearing very dire news.

This week, the feds announced a plan to set up a nationwide emergency alert system that would instantaneously transmit a head's up to anyone with a cell phone or other wireless device that something bad has happened or is coming.

Slated to debut in 2010, the Commercial Mobile Alert System would have three tiers of warnings. The highest would be a "presidential alert," which would be reserved for the worst situations, such as a terror attack or other mega-calamity.

The next-highest -- "imminent threat alerts" -- would warn of tornadoes, hurricanes or other such disasters. The third would bring "Amber alert" messages about missing children.
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Hotels Invite Guests to Subscribe

If your hotel had 250,000 loyal guests subscribing on cell phones to the hotel's news and alerts, would you think this would be a good audience to communicate with?

If your hotel doesn't, your competition does.

Business travelers and leisure travelers are closer to their cell phones than to their computers or a pile of printed brochures.

When traveling in strange places, cell phone users are more enclined to trust a message from a business they have communicated with in the past than they are to trust an unknown source suddenly showing up on their phone.

The heart of cell phone communication is trust. Do guest's trust a message from your hotel? When is the last time you sent a message to a guest's cell phone?

To start sending messages to your "loyal" guests, call Dan Youra 360-379-8800.