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Obama Jobs App Educates Local Business Owners and Entrepreneurs
The Million Job March, a new Obama Super Pac, launches mobile app for smartphones called the Obama Jobs App. http://MillionJobMarch.org
The app is listed on iTunes and Google Play as Obama Teaches and connects the user directly to the Obama campaign website, YouTube and podcast feeds.
There is also a business channel on the app called the BizTube where business owners and entrepreneurs can learn everything from advertising and marketing to blogging and video marketing. All Free of charge.
There is currently a 19 part video course called "How To Market and Advertise Your Small Business" on the BizTube channel. Other video classes are being planned by strategic partner Black Diamond Cinema. http://BlackDiamondCinema.com
The app can also be used by voters as a tool to monitor the polls on election day. A built in audio recorder let's users capture what's being said and can document any voter intimidation or suppression.
They can also capture and upload photos for others to share and even upload their iTunes music library for those long waits in the voting line.
'The app is a conglomerate of some of the most brilliant, successful business minds in America." said app developer and Million Job March creator Darryl Edric Pugh, Sr.
To download, scan the QR Code in the photo for iPhone, Android or Blackberry.
Please rate this app and pass it on to as many people as you can and let them know that the Obama surrogates are working hard to increase the economy by action and deed and not by empty rhetoric. If Romney wins, this app goes away. That would be tragic.
To download app and our free ebooks on video marketing and facebook marketing please visit:
http://MillionJobMarch.org
Please donate if you find value in our app and website.
Vote Early! Tomorrow is not promised to any of us.
The app is listed on iTunes and Google Play as Obama Teaches and connects the user directly to the Obama campaign website, YouTube and podcast feeds.
There is also a business channel on the app called the BizTube where business owners and entrepreneurs can learn everything from advertising and marketing to blogging and video marketing. All Free of charge.
There is currently a 19 part video course called "How To Market and Advertise Your Small Business" on the BizTube channel. Other video classes are being planned by strategic partner Black Diamond Cinema. http://BlackDiamondCinema.com
The app can also be used by voters as a tool to monitor the polls on election day. A built in audio recorder let's users capture what's being said and can document any voter intimidation or suppression.
They can also capture and upload photos for others to share and even upload their iTunes music library for those long waits in the voting line.
'The app is a conglomerate of some of the most brilliant, successful business minds in America." said app developer and Million Job March creator Darryl Edric Pugh, Sr.
To download, scan the QR Code in the photo for iPhone, Android or Blackberry.
Please rate this app and pass it on to as many people as you can and let them know that the Obama surrogates are working hard to increase the economy by action and deed and not by empty rhetoric. If Romney wins, this app goes away. That would be tragic.
To download app and our free ebooks on video marketing and facebook marketing please visit:
http://MillionJobMarch.org
Please donate if you find value in our app and website.
Vote Early! Tomorrow is not promised to any of us.
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