Let's face it, most of what we do online is done on our mobile devices ... here's a tutorial on how to take and add pictures to Patch sites.
Patch always likes when the community contributes to the sites ... now it's ridiculously easy to do it on your cell phone while out in the community at those sporting and school events, eating at restaurants or while shopping.
It's free and easy to post your events on Patch and you'll reach more people than you think!
It's that time of year again -- the time for Vacation Bible School. Don't you want everybody to know about it? We do too. You can add your events to our calendar for free. Or if there are photos of how much fun everybody's having, you can post them here. Whether the events are season-related or whether you just want everybody to know when your weekly services are—Patch wants it. It's ridiculously easy to do; here's the step-by-step. If you have trouble posting an event or have questions, email Local Editor Rachel Abbey McCafferty.
Check out our special page for tips on how to add your news and information to Patch for free.
This free event has limited seating and is offered in partnership with the Center for Community Solutions and the Saint Luke's Foundation.
Patch is hosting an event for charities next month to help organizations learn how to use Patch and Facebook. "Telling Your Story (Lite) on Patch and Facebook" is set for May 1 at 8:30 a.m. at the Residence Inn, 3628 Park East Drive, Beachwood. The event is being produced in partnership with the Center for Community Solutions and the Saint Luke's Foundation. Patch.com is a local, online news, information and community website with 17 sites in Northeast Ohio. We offer tons of free ways organizations can reach their supporters and get new ones: The experts at Patch will walk the organizations through, step-by-step, to show them how to can get the most out of Patch. And that’s not all. The Patch editors will show you how you can harness the …
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Earth Day is on April 22—are you hosting an event?
Is your business or organization hosting an Earth Day event this year? Want to tell the community about it? Post it on Patch. Need an example? Check out this event from the the F.A. Seiberling Nature Realm on Fairlawn-Bath Patch. Community members are welcome to post events directly to our calendar—you can even add photos, videos and PDFs. There are a few ground rules, of course: Our full Terms of Use can be found here. Ready to post your event? Here are the steps: A few things to remember:
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Patch is more than a news site, it's a community. Join in and post your happenings.
From blog posts to pictures to events, read what your neighbors are posting on Patch. Do you have an item you want to post? Check out our special page for tips on how to tell the community about your business, organization, events and accomplishments!
It's free and easy to post your events on Patch and you'll reach more people than you think!
It's a busy time of the year for houses of worship. Between Palm Sunday, Easter and Passover, there are a lot of events happening. Don't you want everybody to know about your special services? We do too. You can add your events to our calendar for free. Whether the events are holiday-related or whether you just want everybody to know when your weekly services are—Patch wants it. It's ridiculously easy to do; here's the step-by-step. If you want to advertise your event in one of those cool boxes on our home page or anywhere else on the site, feel free to contact our Ad Manager Jennifer Woomer. If you have trouble posting an event or have questions, email Local Editor Rachel Abbey McCafferty.
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Check out our special “How to Use Patch” page to learn how to share your events, news and photos on the site.
We're more than just a news site. Check out our special page for tips on how to tell the community about your business, organization, events and accomplishments!
Susan Ruiz Patton
3:01 pm on Monday, April 16, 2012
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