Kiwi Connect has accepted a unique invitation in becoming the first not-for-profit organisation to sign up for the RealStew communications platform – a whole new Zealand innovation that may be poised to revolutionise just how the world communicates and interacts.
RealStew has cleverly integrated each of the ways we connect online – chat, email, social media marketing, user groups, blogs and website – into a single internet page with an easy-to-use dashboard and the apps you’ll ever must connect, engage and connect with friends, family, clients and customers.
Kiwi Connect chairman Mike Jacobs said the Realstew platform is going to be part of the not-for-profit’s overall communications strategy, including the internet site at www.kiwiconnect.org, Facebook page (kiwiconnect.org), Twitter (@kiwiconnect) and LinkedIn (kiwiconnect.org).
“We’re running with RealStew because we admire their vision and we’re thrilled to discover a fresh Zealand company complete the Icehouse business incubator by using these a modern platform,” Mr Jacobs said.
“We’ll be delighted if RealStew helps us connect every one of the expats in your patch and enables us to engage with them professionally.
“Our focus isn’t on building our network; it’s not about making a living with the relationship; it’s chiefly about the product itself. We believe our members will be interested in the platform as well as the simplicity of experiencing almost all their communication channels on the one browser. That’s pretty clever.”
RealStew will sponsor the MELTING POT part of the Kiwi Connect website, promoting and provoking comment and insights from expat New Zealanders, and contains put in place Kiwi Connect with end up being the first community group to invite members to get in touch via RealStew.
“RealStew is as simple as invitation only,” Mr Jacobs said, “so we’re in the rrrealslew of connecting pioneers on the free chat, email and social networking elements of the platform.
“We’re also allowing traditional Kiwi early adopters to be the first to purchase all of the RealStew apps and tools they need to make their lives easier, including the ability to blog or develop a customised website.”
RealStew returns 54% of the revenue returning to its members and Mr Jacobs says money earned by Kiwi Connect is going to be ploughed directly into supporting its operations and enhancing events.