Let's make it easier to talk. And listen.
Cloudmanic Labs consolidates its social media presence to a single Twitter account, Facebook page, and blog — making it simpler for customers to stay in touch and follow along.
If you’re a fan of communication, this is a great time to be alive. Between Twitter and Facebook and texting and email and blogs and old-fashioned phone calls, it’s nearly impossible not to be in touch with others.
We love all that stuff, but sometimes it can be too much of a good thing. Cliche? Maybe, but also true. We’ve decided to consolidate our feeds, so from now on, here’s where you can find us:
- Follow us on Twitter: @cloudmanic
- Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/cloudmanic
- Read us on our blog: cloudmanic.com/blog
In the near future, you’ll also be able to stay in touch with us via our redesigned website.
Why the change? Mainly, to make things easier — for us and for you.
As we were putting some of the finishing touches on our newest product, we realized we’re trying to communicate on too many channels. We had different accounts for different products, and it was starting to take up a lot of our time to keep up. More importantly, we thought our customers probably had a hard time figuring out the best way to interact with us, too.
When it came to communication feeds, we weren’t being simple or efficient. Which is to say, we weren’t being true to ourselves.
Things feel better now. So please, drop us a line/post/tweet. We may have fewer accounts, but we’re still easy to find, and ready to listen — no matter how you chose to get in touch.
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