New VendorCity LinkedIn Group Available for Our Users
Posted by JC Cameron on December 4th, 2008

We have created an exclusive and private LinkedIn Group for our VendorCity community. We are actively building and creating new tools and features within our own site, but in the meantime, it made sense to launch some basic collaboration opportunities for our business owners and decision makers.
You can join the group here:
http://www.linkedin.com/e/gis/1313667
However, you must be a registered VendorCity user before you can join the group and interact with the rest of the community. As an FYI, by joining, you will have immediate access to these resources:
- 2008 Compensation & Entrepreneurship Report in Information Technology
- Best Practices in Speaker Program Management
- Getting a Foothold in Social Media
- 25 Surefire Ways to Capture More Clients and Make More Money - in 90 Days or Less
Thank you to the companies that have shared some of their materials with us for use on our site.
Do you have, or know of, a resource that would be appropriate for our community of small business owners and decision makers? If so, let us know!
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In the next couple of weeks, we’ll be adding a public directory of all the vendors in our database. This will allow site visitors to get an idea of what is in our system before they have to register. It will also provide us with some search engine optimization opportunities and give our vendors that much more exposure.
What helps make VendorCity unique is our unbiased and honest reviews of business-to-business vendors and service providers. Our goal is not to have the most reviews; instead we strive to have the best and most trusted word-of-mouth B2B referrals on the planet.
One of the single biggest complaints we have received since launching our site is that it takes too long to add recommendations. Our original goal in designing the recommendation process was to make it a simple step-by-step process where you search to see if the vendor exists and if not, add the info for that vendor. Then, once added or selected, you are able to add your rating for that vendor.
Our initial plan was to launch the BETA in Boston and New Hampshire as that is where we are located and where we could build some initial momentum. However, based upon the feedback of users around the country, we internally raised the question of going nationally about two weeks ago.