Have you ever registered at a Web site, then misplaced key information?

[victoryparty]

Greetings Fellow DUers:

This posting represents my faith in the American Dream, and in the American People's ability to recognize good ideas when they see them. Sure, that sounds lofty and somewhat ridiculous, but I don't care. I still believe that good ideas can be rewarded and that you can't put a price tag on integrity.

I had a good idea that helped me with all my social media and personal organizing needs: I created one place where I could write everything down and where I could easily insert 8.5 X 11 inch printouts from all the Web sites I joined over the past year. That place is my WIDsheets binder. The WID in WIDsheets stands for Write It Down. I created simple but effective templates where the tech-savvy (and not so tech-savvy) among us can securely store written information and relevant printouts.

I don't have a huge marketing budget, and I don't have a slick PR team to help me "sell" such things as "perceived value" while doing studies on my "marketing niche." What I have is a product that will be very helpful to a lot of people who need a go-to place for storing all their key Web-related information. I'm hoping members of the DU who can use such a product will check it out at

www.widsheets.com

and take advantage of some of the free downloads there. If you decide WIDsheets are for you, I am asking $5 for a 100-page download that includes A-Z WIDsheets, monthly calendar pages through 2012, a three-ring binder alignment guide (also available as a free download on the site), an e-mail address registry and a job search tracking template.

Thank you all for your interest, and may all your time online be well-spent and well-organized!