WhizSpark in Newsweek!
From here:
For the high-rolling host, whizspark.com offers a customized "events platform"—invitations, newsletters and even a ticketing service—for a flat fee of $150. Great, but not necessarily right for that casual barbecue.
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WhizSpark, that company whose event website tools I use, is in a Newsweek article about Evite alternatives. Hopefully these sorts of press mentions will help inspire people to understand that yes, WhizSpark rocks and is immensely useful. [via pc4med... [Read More]
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