Good day to you fellow SpinVoxers…
My good friend and buddy Steve Lamb – aka @actionlamb – and I were talking SpinVox on Twitter today when he prompted the idea for this blog post…
- Just do it -
SpinVox, as some of you may or may not know, has many many uses/applications… Aside from the multitude of services that we offer, there is an abundance of ways that these can be utilized…
Case in point – I often use SpinVox Memo for taking notes and/or recording content for my personal blog as you can see here. However, how I use it is not important – at least, I don’t think so.
The interesting stuff is in how YOU use SpinVox. I took the liberty of casting the question out over Twitter not too long after the above conversation with Steve took place and well, here are some of the responses:
That last one is an interesting one re: Evernote. I’ve asked @loudmouthman to see if he wouldn’t mind expanding on those thoughts and maybe writing a guest post for Big Talk.
Watch this space… In the meantime: How do you use yours?!
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January 29th, 2009 at 2:51 pm
I originally signed up with SpinVox so that I could read my voice messages during meetings without being rude and holding the phone up to my ear. Like @benjaminellis, I quickly discovered that my voicemail was suddenly searchable! Very nice unintended consequence.
I now use it for not just VM but also voice to status updates on Twitter (@mattsingley), Facebook and my other social networks.