Six Voices

October 2009 Archives

Tapstack at #1 in Singapore and Philippines! ∞

We think we might be on to something with the Tapstack platform. Our latest reports show Steve Chandler's Tapstack app "100 Ways to Motivate Others" to be the #1 Book app in Singapore and the Philippines. It is also currently in the top 10 of the Book app rankings in 24 countries around the world.

What's the value of this phenomenal performance if we are giving the app away for free? Well, think about this: Steve's content, name and contact details are getting into the pockets of over 1,500 new people around the world every day. That's 60,000 iPhone owners all over the world in the last 45 days alone that have now had a taste of Steve's workplace wisdom. As soon as they are ready to buy a book or invite a keynote speaker to share on motivating others in their workplace, where do you think they'll turn? There's a very good chance it will be none other than Mr. Steve Chandler.

Interested in getting your content and contact details in the pockets of thousands of people around the world? Let's talk! Get in touch with the Six Voices Sales Team.

— By Jonah Bailey on 20 October 2009 ∞ Link

Get Outside the Box and Build a Better World! ∞

One of the great things about partnering with so many fantastic people in the development of iPhone apps is that in the process we get to hear about what they are passionate about. When Scott Schwertly of Ethos3 told us about a presentation he was putting together to promote Worldvision, we connected with his passion to build a better world for children everywhere. Our response: "Scott, if you want to give this thing away... We've got an app for that!" Not long after that, we uploaded The Box by Ethos3 app to the App Store!

It is our privilege to bring a relevant and impacting message via our latest app: The Box by Ethos3. This app features the award-winning presentation powers of Schwertly and company and is made possible on the iPhone by our Roll platform. Head over to the App Store and pick it up. But prepare to be challenged! It might be time for you (and us) to start living outside the box.

— By Jonah Bailey on 15 October 2009 ∞ Link

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