iTaggit Releases Beta 2.0 Features for Niche Social Collecting and Personal Asset Management
Importing, exporting and personal blogging tools added for enhanced online user experience
Austin, TX (PRWEB) June 6, 2007 -- iTaggit, a social collecting and personal asset management service, today announced its Beta 2.0 release. The Web site now incorporates sleeker design elements, simpler site navigation, new item management tools and a set of community-based features enabling a dynamic online environment for sharing among friends, fellow collectors, and knowledgeable experts.
The Beta 2.0 release includes new features such as:
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- Excel Importer. Members can now import inventory spreadsheets into iTaggit as individual items.
- Member Blogs. Category-specific blogs allow users to directly post new entries, chronicling their collecting experiences and offering up advice on niche-specific topics.
- Profile Badges. Members who want to link back to their iTaggit profiles, from emails and sites such as MySpace, can place new iTaggit badges anywhere they have an online presence.
- AJAX 1.0 Upgrade. This updated framework improves speed, usability, and functionality.
- Social Tagging. Now people browsing items can add their favorites to Del.icio.us or Digg.
- Record Exporter. This tool enables members to automatically export items and save them for use with different applications.
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"We're just as passionate as our members when it comes to online collecting, and as a result we're constantly developing new ways to better serve this community," said iTaggit CEO David Altounian. "The newest features on iTaggit's site further equip members with the tools necessary to maintain and grow an organized collection."
Although iTaggit is designed for collectors of every kind, the company also understands the value of creating individual niche communities, especially in the areas of sports, comic, and vehicle collecting, areas in which the company continues to partner with industry leaders and experts. These categories will continue to be a focus for iTaggit in the second half of 2007 and beyond.
"As a serious car enthusiast and collector, a very important thing for me, and most every collector, is keeping track of the hundreds of items, parts and pieces that are acquired throughout the life of the collection," says C Van Tune, former editor in chief of Motor Trend magazine, and popular ESPN TV personality. "Parts and pieces can be misplaced, lost or even stolen, so it's important to take good care in cataloging and documenting each item. What I like about iTaggit is that it offers advanced asset management tools that help collectors seriously keep track of all of their stuff. There's no other comprehensive tool out there that supports a collector the way iTaggit does."
About iTaggit
iTaggit is a web-based item management information system that provides "the place for every thing" by securely storing and organizing information, enabling research, and building communities based on individuals and collections of items. This essential online environment allows our user community to maximize the value and enjoyment of their stuff. iTaggit was founded in 2006 in Austin, Texas. For more information visit www.itaggit.com.
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