PostEgram, a BizdomU graduate, has set up shop in New Center's TechTown. The business turns your Facebook page into a scrapbook.
Excerpt from
Metromode:
Facebook isn't just for young junkies. One of Detroit's newest start-ups is making it more accessible to older folks who want to be part of the conversation.
PostEgram helps turn a
Facebook page into an automatic journal and scrapbook. The company has developed software that saves the posts and pictures of a Facebook user and creates a monthly newsletter that is mailed to the customer.
"You set it up once and it does it automatically," says Judy Davids, CEO of
PostEgram. "You pay $4.99 a month and you get a monthly newsletter."
The idea for this month-old start-up came to Davids, an admitted Facebook addict, when she was explaining the social media site to her elderly mother-in-law. Her mother-in-law wanted to be part of the online conversation with her family and close friends, too, but wanted an easy way to reflect on the conversation and picture exchange. That set off the CFL over Davids' head.
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