Still waiting for your prince to come? Someday might be closer than you could imagine with mySomeday, a new web service that aims to help everyone realise their vague plans for the future. Whether you hope to someday start a business, someday create a website, or someday actually learn how to cook something that will impress your mother-in-law, on mySomeday you can browse plans that others have uploaded with step by step instructions for how they realised their own dreams.
Users can upload instructional photos and videos, track their progress by …

Today marks the last official day to submit panel suggestions for SXSW 2011. With hundreds of speaking spots available - all of which (with the exception of the keynotes) filled through the SXSW Panel Picker - this democratic process of speaker selection is a valuable opportunity for new entrepreneurs and experienced business owners alike to take the stage at one of the most important technology events of the year. For some tips on how to create the perfect SXSW proposal, be sure to check out the Panel Picker FAQ.

The Page Wonders, official blog of Page One PR, a Bay Area PR firm specializing in tech startups, is a bit different from a standard company blog: The Page Wonders is a wealth of general knowledge applicable to anyone interested in social media – with posts specifically about the firm itself few and far between. They’ve even got a separate newsletter to keep readers up to date with trends, hot topics and new ideas of social media.
While recent topics have included Facebook and LinkedIn Advertising, the new Promoted Tweets and …

Bullseyehub allows companies to reach their customers online more effectively and efficiently with a sweet suite of tools that combines email, mobile, social media, broadcast of information to other key publishers and reporting and analysis of all marketing activity.

Skimlinks has been making it easier for affiliate marketers and website owners to drive revenue from the products they discuss on their since launch in 2008. The initial Skimlinks product, a bit of code included in a website footer, transformed links on the site into affiliate-enabled links, automatically checking the link against the thousands in the Skimlinks directory, to see if a click through and sale would generate revenue for the original publisher. Additional releases have made it increasingly easy for webmasters to both benefit monetarily from the products …