Updates on Sustainable America site

Hi everyone.  Just wanted to give you all an update on what’s happening with this site.

Been busy with making some changes to the sites layout and design.  Ran into a few glitches, but have them figured out now.  So we’re almost ready to really get this site off the ground.  I am excited to finally get things going.

Website design, internet marketing, social media, and sustainability are passions of mine.  To be in a position to be active in all of them, is a dream come true.  I love this stuff.  I’d like to be able to help others with this too.  That is the reason for this site.  Take what I’ve learned and help people involved in the sustainability movement, big and small, to spread our message about sustainability, and promote what YOU ALL are doing across America.

Once in awhile, I will also include news and information about other countries, but primarily it will involve only those people, places, businesses, organizations, groups, websites, and cities & towns that ARE DOING THE WORK TO BE sustainable.

I would love to feature activities, projects, plans, etc that you all are working on.  You deserve attention!  I want to help that happen.  Some of what I will be offering, for those that “want more hands on help in their internet marketing, video marketing, and social media marketing, were I do it for you”, there will be paid services.  Most of what will be available will be free.  In the days ahead, I will explain all this in more detail.  Starting with exactly what it is that I can do for you personally, your businesses, your websites, your organizations, and your groups, that will be free.  So be watching for that.

For those who might be interested in the “Do It For Me” paid services, for now, use the contact form, and I’ll be in touch.  Later on, I’ll have those types of services and fees list also.

Be sure to leave your comments and questions below.  Tell your friends about our site, and let others know.  Together we can really make a difference in America.  Join with us in spreading the word about sustainability.

Thanks,
Thomas John Fisher
Editor & Webmaster

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