E-Newsletter Shout-Out by Ted Slater on 10/22/2009 at 12:33 PM

So every Thursday I send out the weekly Boundless e-newsletter. Along with a review of the latest articles, blogs, podcast and other stuff, I write an engaging editorial.

This week I thought it'd be fun to give a shout-out to our Facebook fans. So that's exactly what I'm going to do -- simply "fan" us over on Facebook, and leave a comment letting me know that you want a personal mention in today's e-newsletter, and if you get in before I finish writing it, you'll be in it.

Good times. Good community. Good grief. That's Boundless.

Becky Visits Focus by Ashley Ramsey on 05/28/2009 at 10:51 AM

I have a confession. Sometimes Twittering feels a little silly to me. I have a hard time caring that Joe Schmo is cleaning out his car, drinking french press coffee or picking his nose. But other times I think it's a great tool for social networking. Like last week for example.

One of our readers sent me a little message on Twitter asking if Boundless was on the Focus tour and if she could meet the team. We aren't on the tour and most of the team was out of the office. I tweeted her back that if she called my extension I would bring her down a copy of the Guy's Guide.

When I got down to the lobby I could tell she wasn't part of the Boundless Target audience. Hint one: baby in sling across her chest. Hint two: toddler in stroller. I got a little bit of her story on video.

Becky didn't start reading Boundless until after she was married. It turns out she isn't alone. The survey we recently took from our readers who are engaged or married showed that we have a niche group that happened across Boundless ofter their nuptials. Are you one of the readers that found Boundless post-wedding? If so, tell us about it. What keeps you coming back to a site geared toward singles?

p.s. I know many of our regular commentators are married from the things you've shared on the blog. I love hearing your stories and your encouragements to our single readers. Your presence is so valuable!

p.p.s. If you're ever in our neck of the woods stop by. We'd love to meet you!