OCI Retail Computer Sciences

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Pin Boulevard is a social network for communities that evens the playing field for the small, local businesses and organizations that make communities unique and vibrant. The most powerful social tool for small business since, well, ever! 

Social tools and a hub network blur the lines between an organization's website and its social visibility. With Pin Boulevard, participating organizations can create effortless co-marketing campaigns between suppliers and retailers, between commercial organizations and the non-profits that they support, and between different locations of regional chains.  

Pin Boulevard also manages its own powerful social spaces for regional and local connection, ready to be co-marketing partners with new participants and provide them with social visibility even before they build their own. Once configured, the smart-phone interface allows it all to be managed by the organization by simply making posts.

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Pin Boulevard Guides You

Is the whole idea of keeping up with Face-Tweet-Insta-Googly-Bing-Square-Meet-Terest-asaurus just too much to contemplate?  Let Pin Boulevard and its related documents and books lead you through the maze so that you can take advantage of the social media marketing strategies that are most important to your local business. 

First of all, those sites--Facebook, Twitter, and so on--are called networks and all of them together we call "The Socialplex." It's short and easy to remember. Secondly, some networks are more important than others, and our mission is to first give you a quick and basic understanding so you can decide which ones are best for your organization. 

Pin Boulevard Informs You

Social Media isn't exactly rocket science, but on the other hand, like anything else, the more you know the more effective you'll be.  

So let's start. 

What is the difference between Facebook and Twitter, from a small business point of view? 

Easy.  Facebook is for connecting with current customers, Twitter is for connecting with new customers. 

Facebook is critically important, Twitter is just essentially important.  As you might guess, they are both really, really important. 

Pin Boulevard Provides Time Saving Tools

Are you overwhelmed with just the prospect of keeping your organization's Facebook up to date?

Does the prospect of a Twitter presence, let alone any of the others, just seem overwhelming?  

Pin Boulevard to the rescue. 

Pin Boulevard's Social Tools, even at the free level, connect you with our local social networks with little or no extra effort on your part.  They can even help you build your organization's own presence taking just a few minutes a day. 

Pin Boulevard Promotes a Local Social Conversation

Marketing your local organization to local prospective customers on the Internet has always been a challenge.  

Social Media like Facebook came along and made it a little easier, but there still isn't a ready group of local readers for each community like there were when newspapers were the answer. 

Pin Boulevard fills the marketing void left by newspapers and yellow page phone books, orienting your orgnaization's visibility to local residents. 

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Pin Boulevard provides branded websites to organizations that are comprehensively connected to their social media marketing networks, removing the need to treat the website, Facebook Pages, and Twitter accounts as separate publications needing to be managed separately. With Pin Boulevard, a Facebook Post updates the website and Twitter too, keeping all up to date with a minimum of time and trouble. 

The Pin Boulevard pincard-based website provides organizations a design for the modern era when most visitors to websites are there for a purpose. The Pincard website supports the two main missions of websites: information and marketing.  Information is in easy reach, and the marketing aspect expresses itself visually and presents a great deal of content "above the fold" (without the need to scroll) on normal size monitors. 

Other benefits of the pincard website are: 

• Responsive design that looks good on screens from smart-phone size up to 4K monitors without the need for separate pages for small screens

• Modern, visual design

• Handles small amounts of content well, as well as large amounts (room for pages for sponsors, participants, donors, recipients, etc)

• Content can be easily updated by staff or volunteers without fear of breaking website design nor the need to know computer languages like HTML or CSS

• Each page represented by a pincard which can be clicked on to access the page, in addtion to the conventional index, menu located in the first pin

• Optional cloud menu

• Content can be added to website in the form of blogs or ezines. This content is automatically integrated into the website design

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Facebook creates pages for most local businesses whether they want them or not.

If you have not claimed yours, you need to do so. 

Your unclaimed Facebook page is at best not very inviting looking—especially to young people who prefer social media to other forms of advertising—and at worst contains errors like wrong phone numbers.

Also, when someone looks up your organization in a search, Facebook will display pages of your competitors, but only if your page is not claimed.* 

The quickest way to achieve this is from a computer at your organization’s site where you can answer the phone.  

First, log into your private Facebook account (a business Facebook Page is different from your private FB account, but you access the page through your private account). 

In the search bar at the top, search for your organization.  

When you find it, click on it, then on the page, click the little gear next to the word “Edit” (if you do not see the gear or the word “Edit,” this means someone has claimed your page already—contact us for help).  Then choose “Is this your business?”

During the process of making the claim, you’ll either be able to do it by telephone, or they will send you a postcard verification, which obviously takes longer.  

Once claimed, you can fix it up with some photos and also correct any informational errors you find.  

*This will happen when your organizatoin has a duplicate Facebok pages as well, even if you claim your main one (or you made it yourself). See our webpage "Merging Duplicate Pages." 

Pin Boulevard Privacy Policy

Contacting Us

If there are any questions regarding this privacy policy you may contact us using the information below.

www.pinblvd.com

Redlands

United States

30320 E Sunset Dr S

California

92373

dstewart@pinblvd.com

Last Edited on 2015-02-21

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Endorsing Local Businesses on Pin Boulevard is one of the most important things you can do for the health of your community.

If two different people endorse a total of 25 organizations, we'll create a community pin site for it like Redlands Blvd or Yucaipa Avenue! 

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Business already have connections with other businesses. Suppliers, customer organizations, donors, beneficiary organizations, and more.

Watch the video to see how the Pin Boulevard Network can take these relationships and supercharge Internet visibility for all the connected organization.

Pin Boulevard helps regional and local businesses and organizations become a marketing team reenforcing the benefits of localness in ways corporate competitors can't match.

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

The three most important points of information for your Facebook Page to have are:

• Accurate information
• A Profile picture (often your logo)
• A cover photo (often a picture of your business)

You can look at the pages of some other local businesses to get some ideas, if you’d like.  Just look them up the same way as you did your own.  

To edit your page, log onto Facebook, call up your page (Click “Home” at the top, then look for it under “Pages” in the left hand column). 

Once the page is displayed, click “Settings” and then “Page Info” to update addresses and phone numbers.  

To update your profile picture, put your mouse over it and then click “Update Profile Picture.” 

To update your cover photo, mouse-over it and then click “Update Cover” at the top left. 

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Businesses can use the Pin Boulevard Network to forge new connections with other businesses and organizations.

Any business or organization can create a cooperative relationship with any other local or regional business or organization, enhancing each other's visibility on the Internet and in social media. 

Watch the video to see how! 

Pin Boulevard helps regional and local businesses and organizations become a marketing team reenforcing the benefits of localness in ways corporate competitors can't match.

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

If you're an admin of both Pages, you may be able to merge them. This option is only available for Pages that represent the same thing and have similar names. If your Pages have physical locations, make sure the addresses are the same.

To merge your Pages:

Click Settings at the top of the Page you want to keep

Click Merge Pages and click Merge duplicate Pages

Click to check the box next to the Page you want to merge

Click Merge Pages and follow the on-screen instructions

The people who like your Pages and any reviews, ratings and check-ins will be combined, but posts, photos and the username will be permanently deleted from the Page you merge. The Page you want to keep will remain unchanged, except for the addition of people who like the Page, reviews, ratings and check-ins that were merged from the other Page. The Page you don't want to keep will be removed from Facebook, and you won't be able to unmerge it.

Now taking orders for Pin Bouelvard websites in Southern California only: 

• Inland Empire
• San Diego County
• Organge County
• Los Angeles / Long Beach Area
• San Gabriel Valley
• Ventura / Santa Barbara

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Enhanced Services Pricing^*

Pin Boulevard provides you and your employees the tools to create and manage professional social images for yourselves. Customers, donors, investors, and anyone interested in your organization will see it as one staffed with professionals. More to come...

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Pin Boulevard is a social network for communities that evens the playing field for the small, local businesses and organizations that make communities unique and vibrant. The most powerful social tool for small business since, well, ever! 

Social tools and a hub network blur the lines between an organization's website and its social visibility. With Pin Boulevard, participating organizations can create effortless co-marketing campaigns between suppliers and retailers, between commercial organizations and the non-profits that they support, and between different locations of regional chains.  

Pin Boulevard also manages its own powerful social spaces for regional and local connection, ready to be co-marketing partners with new participants and provide them with social visibility even before they build their own. Once configured, the smart-phone interface allows it all to be managed by the organization by simply making posts.

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Pin Boulevard Guides You

Is the whole idea of keeping up with Face-Tweet-Insta-Googly-Bing-Square-Meet-Terest-asaurus just too much to contemplate?  Let Pin Boulevard and its related documents and books lead you through the maze so that you can take advantage of the social media marketing strategies that are most important to your local business. 

First of all, those sites--Facebook, Twitter, and so on--are called networks and all of them together we call "The Socialplex." It's short and easy to remember. Secondly, some networks are more important than others, and our mission is to first give you a quick and basic understanding so you can decide which ones are best for your organization. 

Pin Boulevard Informs You

Social Media isn't exactly rocket science, but on the other hand, like anything else, the more you know the more effective you'll be.  

So let's start. 

What is the difference between Facebook and Twitter, from a small business point of view? 

Easy.  Facebook is for connecting with current customers, Twitter is for connecting with new customers. 

Facebook is critically important, Twitter is just essentially important.  As you might guess, they are both really, really important. 

Pin Boulevard Provides Time Saving Tools

Are you overwhelmed with just the prospect of keeping your organization's Facebook up to date?

Does the prospect of a Twitter presence, let alone any of the others, just seem overwhelming?  

Pin Boulevard to the rescue. 

Pin Boulevard's Social Tools, even at the free level, connect you with our local social networks with little or no extra effort on your part.  They can even help you build your organization's own presence taking just a few minutes a day. 

Pin Boulevard Promotes a Local Social Conversation

Marketing your local organization to local prospective customers on the Internet has always been a challenge.  

Social Media like Facebook came along and made it a little easier, but there still isn't a ready group of local readers for each community like there were when newspapers were the answer. 

Pin Boulevard fills the marketing void left by newspapers and yellow page phone books, orienting your orgnaization's visibility to local residents. 

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Pin Boulevard provides branded websites to organizations that are comprehensively connected to their social media marketing networks, removing the need to treat the website, Facebook Pages, and Twitter accounts as separate publications needing to be managed separately. With Pin Boulevard, a Facebook Post updates the website and Twitter too, keeping all up to date with a minimum of time and trouble. 

The Pin Boulevard pincard-based website provides organizations a design for the modern era when most visitors to websites are there for a purpose. The Pincard website supports the two main missions of websites: information and marketing.  Information is in easy reach, and the marketing aspect expresses itself visually and presents a great deal of content "above the fold" (without the need to scroll) on normal size monitors. 

Other benefits of the pincard website are: 

• Responsive design that looks good on screens from smart-phone size up to 4K monitors without the need for separate pages for small screens

• Modern, visual design

• Handles small amounts of content well, as well as large amounts (room for pages for sponsors, participants, donors, recipients, etc)

• Content can be easily updated by staff or volunteers without fear of breaking website design nor the need to know computer languages like HTML or CSS

• Each page represented by a pincard which can be clicked on to access the page, in addtion to the conventional index, menu located in the first pin

• Optional cloud menu

• Content can be added to website in the form of blogs or ezines. This content is automatically integrated into the website design

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Facebook creates pages for most local businesses whether they want them or not.

If you have not claimed yours, you need to do so. 

Your unclaimed Facebook page is at best not very inviting looking—especially to young people who prefer social media to other forms of advertising—and at worst contains errors like wrong phone numbers.

Also, when someone looks up your organization in a search, Facebook will display pages of your competitors, but only if your page is not claimed.* 

The quickest way to achieve this is from a computer at your organization’s site where you can answer the phone.  

First, log into your private Facebook account (a business Facebook Page is different from your private FB account, but you access the page through your private account). 

In the search bar at the top, search for your organization.  

When you find it, click on it, then on the page, click the little gear next to the word “Edit” (if you do not see the gear or the word “Edit,” this means someone has claimed your page already—contact us for help).  Then choose “Is this your business?”

During the process of making the claim, you’ll either be able to do it by telephone, or they will send you a postcard verification, which obviously takes longer.  

Once claimed, you can fix it up with some photos and also correct any informational errors you find.  

*This will happen when your organizatoin has a duplicate Facebok pages as well, even if you claim your main one (or you made it yourself). See our webpage "Merging Duplicate Pages." 

Pin Boulevard Privacy Policy

Contacting Us

If there are any questions regarding this privacy policy you may contact us using the information below.

www.pinblvd.com

Redlands

United States

30320 E Sunset Dr S

California

92373

dstewart@pinblvd.com

Last Edited on 2015-02-21

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Endorsing Local Businesses on Pin Boulevard is one of the most important things you can do for the health of your community.

If two different people endorse a total of 25 organizations, we'll create a community pin site for it like Redlands Blvd or Yucaipa Avenue! 

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Business already have connections with other businesses. Suppliers, customer organizations, donors, beneficiary organizations, and more.

Watch the video to see how the Pin Boulevard Network can take these relationships and supercharge Internet visibility for all the connected organization.

Pin Boulevard helps regional and local businesses and organizations become a marketing team reenforcing the benefits of localness in ways corporate competitors can't match.

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

The three most important points of information for your Facebook Page to have are:

• Accurate information
• A Profile picture (often your logo)
• A cover photo (often a picture of your business)

You can look at the pages of some other local businesses to get some ideas, if you’d like.  Just look them up the same way as you did your own.  

To edit your page, log onto Facebook, call up your page (Click “Home” at the top, then look for it under “Pages” in the left hand column). 

Once the page is displayed, click “Settings” and then “Page Info” to update addresses and phone numbers.  

To update your profile picture, put your mouse over it and then click “Update Profile Picture.” 

To update your cover photo, mouse-over it and then click “Update Cover” at the top left. 

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Businesses can use the Pin Boulevard Network to forge new connections with other businesses and organizations.

Any business or organization can create a cooperative relationship with any other local or regional business or organization, enhancing each other's visibility on the Internet and in social media. 

Watch the video to see how! 

Pin Boulevard helps regional and local businesses and organizations become a marketing team reenforcing the benefits of localness in ways corporate competitors can't match.

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

If you're an admin of both Pages, you may be able to merge them. This option is only available for Pages that represent the same thing and have similar names. If your Pages have physical locations, make sure the addresses are the same.

To merge your Pages:

Click Settings at the top of the Page you want to keep

Click Merge Pages and click Merge duplicate Pages

Click to check the box next to the Page you want to merge

Click Merge Pages and follow the on-screen instructions

The people who like your Pages and any reviews, ratings and check-ins will be combined, but posts, photos and the username will be permanently deleted from the Page you merge. The Page you want to keep will remain unchanged, except for the addition of people who like the Page, reviews, ratings and check-ins that were merged from the other Page. The Page you don't want to keep will be removed from Facebook, and you won't be able to unmerge it.

Now taking orders for Pin Bouelvard websites in Southern California only: 

• Inland Empire
• San Diego County
• Organge County
• Los Angeles / Long Beach Area
• San Gabriel Valley
• Ventura / Santa Barbara

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Enhanced Services Pricing^*

Pin Boulevard provides you and your employees the tools to create and manage professional social images for yourselves. Customers, donors, investors, and anyone interested in your organization will see it as one staffed with professionals. More to come...

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Pin Boulevard is a social network for communities that evens the playing field for the small, local businesses and organizations that make communities unique and vibrant. The most powerful social tool for small business since, well, ever! 

Social tools and a hub network blur the lines between an organization's website and its social visibility. With Pin Boulevard, participating organizations can create effortless co-marketing campaigns between suppliers and retailers, between commercial organizations and the non-profits that they support, and between different locations of regional chains.  

Pin Boulevard also manages its own powerful social spaces for regional and local connection, ready to be co-marketing partners with new participants and provide them with social visibility even before they build their own. Once configured, the smart-phone interface allows it all to be managed by the organization by simply making posts.

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Pin Boulevard Guides You

Is the whole idea of keeping up with Face-Tweet-Insta-Googly-Bing-Square-Meet-Terest-asaurus just too much to contemplate?  Let Pin Boulevard and its related documents and books lead you through the maze so that you can take advantage of the social media marketing strategies that are most important to your local business. 

First of all, those sites--Facebook, Twitter, and so on--are called networks and all of them together we call "The Socialplex." It's short and easy to remember. Secondly, some networks are more important than others, and our mission is to first give you a quick and basic understanding so you can decide which ones are best for your organization. 

Pin Boulevard Informs You

Social Media isn't exactly rocket science, but on the other hand, like anything else, the more you know the more effective you'll be.  

So let's start. 

What is the difference between Facebook and Twitter, from a small business point of view? 

Easy.  Facebook is for connecting with current customers, Twitter is for connecting with new customers. 

Facebook is critically important, Twitter is just essentially important.  As you might guess, they are both really, really important. 

Pin Boulevard Provides Time Saving Tools

Are you overwhelmed with just the prospect of keeping your organization's Facebook up to date?

Does the prospect of a Twitter presence, let alone any of the others, just seem overwhelming?  

Pin Boulevard to the rescue. 

Pin Boulevard's Social Tools, even at the free level, connect you with our local social networks with little or no extra effort on your part.  They can even help you build your organization's own presence taking just a few minutes a day. 

Pin Boulevard Promotes a Local Social Conversation

Marketing your local organization to local prospective customers on the Internet has always been a challenge.  

Social Media like Facebook came along and made it a little easier, but there still isn't a ready group of local readers for each community like there were when newspapers were the answer. 

Pin Boulevard fills the marketing void left by newspapers and yellow page phone books, orienting your orgnaization's visibility to local residents. 

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Pin Boulevard provides branded websites to organizations that are comprehensively connected to their social media marketing networks, removing the need to treat the website, Facebook Pages, and Twitter accounts as separate publications needing to be managed separately. With Pin Boulevard, a Facebook Post updates the website and Twitter too, keeping all up to date with a minimum of time and trouble. 

The Pin Boulevard pincard-based website provides organizations a design for the modern era when most visitors to websites are there for a purpose. The Pincard website supports the two main missions of websites: information and marketing.  Information is in easy reach, and the marketing aspect expresses itself visually and presents a great deal of content "above the fold" (without the need to scroll) on normal size monitors. 

Other benefits of the pincard website are: 

• Responsive design that looks good on screens from smart-phone size up to 4K monitors without the need for separate pages for small screens

• Modern, visual design

• Handles small amounts of content well, as well as large amounts (room for pages for sponsors, participants, donors, recipients, etc)

• Content can be easily updated by staff or volunteers without fear of breaking website design nor the need to know computer languages like HTML or CSS

• Each page represented by a pincard which can be clicked on to access the page, in addtion to the conventional index, menu located in the first pin

• Optional cloud menu

• Content can be added to website in the form of blogs or ezines. This content is automatically integrated into the website design

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Facebook creates pages for most local businesses whether they want them or not.

If you have not claimed yours, you need to do so. 

Your unclaimed Facebook page is at best not very inviting looking—especially to young people who prefer social media to other forms of advertising—and at worst contains errors like wrong phone numbers.

Also, when someone looks up your organization in a search, Facebook will display pages of your competitors, but only if your page is not claimed.* 

The quickest way to achieve this is from a computer at your organization’s site where you can answer the phone.  

First, log into your private Facebook account (a business Facebook Page is different from your private FB account, but you access the page through your private account). 

In the search bar at the top, search for your organization.  

When you find it, click on it, then on the page, click the little gear next to the word “Edit” (if you do not see the gear or the word “Edit,” this means someone has claimed your page already—contact us for help).  Then choose “Is this your business?”

During the process of making the claim, you’ll either be able to do it by telephone, or they will send you a postcard verification, which obviously takes longer.  

Once claimed, you can fix it up with some photos and also correct any informational errors you find.  

*This will happen when your organizatoin has a duplicate Facebok pages as well, even if you claim your main one (or you made it yourself). See our webpage "Merging Duplicate Pages." 

Pin Boulevard Privacy Policy

Contacting Us

If there are any questions regarding this privacy policy you may contact us using the information below.

www.pinblvd.com

Redlands

United States

30320 E Sunset Dr S

California

92373

dstewart@pinblvd.com

Last Edited on 2015-02-21

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Endorsing Local Businesses on Pin Boulevard is one of the most important things you can do for the health of your community.

If two different people endorse a total of 25 organizations, we'll create a community pin site for it like Redlands Blvd or Yucaipa Avenue! 

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Business already have connections with other businesses. Suppliers, customer organizations, donors, beneficiary organizations, and more.

Watch the video to see how the Pin Boulevard Network can take these relationships and supercharge Internet visibility for all the connected organization.

Pin Boulevard helps regional and local businesses and organizations become a marketing team reenforcing the benefits of localness in ways corporate competitors can't match.

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

The three most important points of information for your Facebook Page to have are:

• Accurate information
• A Profile picture (often your logo)
• A cover photo (often a picture of your business)

You can look at the pages of some other local businesses to get some ideas, if you’d like.  Just look them up the same way as you did your own.  

To edit your page, log onto Facebook, call up your page (Click “Home” at the top, then look for it under “Pages” in the left hand column). 

Once the page is displayed, click “Settings” and then “Page Info” to update addresses and phone numbers.  

To update your profile picture, put your mouse over it and then click “Update Profile Picture.” 

To update your cover photo, mouse-over it and then click “Update Cover” at the top left. 

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Businesses can use the Pin Boulevard Network to forge new connections with other businesses and organizations.

Any business or organization can create a cooperative relationship with any other local or regional business or organization, enhancing each other's visibility on the Internet and in social media. 

Watch the video to see how! 

Pin Boulevard helps regional and local businesses and organizations become a marketing team reenforcing the benefits of localness in ways corporate competitors can't match.

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

If you're an admin of both Pages, you may be able to merge them. This option is only available for Pages that represent the same thing and have similar names. If your Pages have physical locations, make sure the addresses are the same.

To merge your Pages:

Click Settings at the top of the Page you want to keep

Click Merge Pages and click Merge duplicate Pages

Click to check the box next to the Page you want to merge

Click Merge Pages and follow the on-screen instructions

The people who like your Pages and any reviews, ratings and check-ins will be combined, but posts, photos and the username will be permanently deleted from the Page you merge. The Page you want to keep will remain unchanged, except for the addition of people who like the Page, reviews, ratings and check-ins that were merged from the other Page. The Page you don't want to keep will be removed from Facebook, and you won't be able to unmerge it.

Now taking orders for Pin Bouelvard websites in Southern California only: 

• Inland Empire
• San Diego County
• Organge County
• Los Angeles / Long Beach Area
• San Gabriel Valley
• Ventura / Santa Barbara

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Enhanced Services Pricing^*

Pin Boulevard provides you and your employees the tools to create and manage professional social images for yourselves. Customers, donors, investors, and anyone interested in your organization will see it as one staffed with professionals. More to come...

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Pin Boulevard is a social network for communities that evens the playing field for the small, local businesses and organizations that make communities unique and vibrant. The most powerful social tool for small business since, well, ever! 

Social tools and a hub network blur the lines between an organization's website and its social visibility. With Pin Boulevard, participating organizations can create effortless co-marketing campaigns between suppliers and retailers, between commercial organizations and the non-profits that they support, and between different locations of regional chains.  

Pin Boulevard also manages its own powerful social spaces for regional and local connection, ready to be co-marketing partners with new participants and provide them with social visibility even before they build their own. Once configured, the smart-phone interface allows it all to be managed by the organization by simply making posts.

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Pin Boulevard Guides You

Is the whole idea of keeping up with Face-Tweet-Insta-Googly-Bing-Square-Meet-Terest-asaurus just too much to contemplate?  Let Pin Boulevard and its related documents and books lead you through the maze so that you can take advantage of the social media marketing strategies that are most important to your local business. 

First of all, those sites--Facebook, Twitter, and so on--are called networks and all of them together we call "The Socialplex." It's short and easy to remember. Secondly, some networks are more important than others, and our mission is to first give you a quick and basic understanding so you can decide which ones are best for your organization. 

Pin Boulevard Informs You

Social Media isn't exactly rocket science, but on the other hand, like anything else, the more you know the more effective you'll be.  

So let's start. 

What is the difference between Facebook and Twitter, from a small business point of view? 

Easy.  Facebook is for connecting with current customers, Twitter is for connecting with new customers. 

Facebook is critically important, Twitter is just essentially important.  As you might guess, they are both really, really important. 

Pin Boulevard Provides Time Saving Tools

Are you overwhelmed with just the prospect of keeping your organization's Facebook up to date?

Does the prospect of a Twitter presence, let alone any of the others, just seem overwhelming?  

Pin Boulevard to the rescue. 

Pin Boulevard's Social Tools, even at the free level, connect you with our local social networks with little or no extra effort on your part.  They can even help you build your organization's own presence taking just a few minutes a day. 

Pin Boulevard Promotes a Local Social Conversation

Marketing your local organization to local prospective customers on the Internet has always been a challenge.  

Social Media like Facebook came along and made it a little easier, but there still isn't a ready group of local readers for each community like there were when newspapers were the answer. 

Pin Boulevard fills the marketing void left by newspapers and yellow page phone books, orienting your orgnaization's visibility to local residents. 

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Pin Boulevard provides branded websites to organizations that are comprehensively connected to their social media marketing networks, removing the need to treat the website, Facebook Pages, and Twitter accounts as separate publications needing to be managed separately. With Pin Boulevard, a Facebook Post updates the website and Twitter too, keeping all up to date with a minimum of time and trouble. 

The Pin Boulevard pincard-based website provides organizations a design for the modern era when most visitors to websites are there for a purpose. The Pincard website supports the two main missions of websites: information and marketing.  Information is in easy reach, and the marketing aspect expresses itself visually and presents a great deal of content "above the fold" (without the need to scroll) on normal size monitors. 

Other benefits of the pincard website are: 

• Responsive design that looks good on screens from smart-phone size up to 4K monitors without the need for separate pages for small screens

• Modern, visual design

• Handles small amounts of content well, as well as large amounts (room for pages for sponsors, participants, donors, recipients, etc)

• Content can be easily updated by staff or volunteers without fear of breaking website design nor the need to know computer languages like HTML or CSS

• Each page represented by a pincard which can be clicked on to access the page, in addtion to the conventional index, menu located in the first pin

• Optional cloud menu

• Content can be added to website in the form of blogs or ezines. This content is automatically integrated into the website design

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Facebook creates pages for most local businesses whether they want them or not.

If you have not claimed yours, you need to do so. 

Your unclaimed Facebook page is at best not very inviting looking—especially to young people who prefer social media to other forms of advertising—and at worst contains errors like wrong phone numbers.

Also, when someone looks up your organization in a search, Facebook will display pages of your competitors, but only if your page is not claimed.* 

The quickest way to achieve this is from a computer at your organization’s site where you can answer the phone.  

First, log into your private Facebook account (a business Facebook Page is different from your private FB account, but you access the page through your private account). 

In the search bar at the top, search for your organization.  

When you find it, click on it, then on the page, click the little gear next to the word “Edit” (if you do not see the gear or the word “Edit,” this means someone has claimed your page already—contact us for help).  Then choose “Is this your business?”

During the process of making the claim, you’ll either be able to do it by telephone, or they will send you a postcard verification, which obviously takes longer.  

Once claimed, you can fix it up with some photos and also correct any informational errors you find.  

*This will happen when your organizatoin has a duplicate Facebok pages as well, even if you claim your main one (or you made it yourself). See our webpage "Merging Duplicate Pages." 

Pin Boulevard Privacy Policy

Contacting Us

If there are any questions regarding this privacy policy you may contact us using the information below.

www.pinblvd.com

Redlands

United States

30320 E Sunset Dr S

California

92373

dstewart@pinblvd.com

Last Edited on 2015-02-21

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Endorsing Local Businesses on Pin Boulevard is one of the most important things you can do for the health of your community.

If two different people endorse a total of 25 organizations, we'll create a community pin site for it like Redlands Blvd or Yucaipa Avenue! 

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Business already have connections with other businesses. Suppliers, customer organizations, donors, beneficiary organizations, and more.

Watch the video to see how the Pin Boulevard Network can take these relationships and supercharge Internet visibility for all the connected organization.

Pin Boulevard helps regional and local businesses and organizations become a marketing team reenforcing the benefits of localness in ways corporate competitors can't match.

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

The three most important points of information for your Facebook Page to have are:

• Accurate information
• A Profile picture (often your logo)
• A cover photo (often a picture of your business)

You can look at the pages of some other local businesses to get some ideas, if you’d like.  Just look them up the same way as you did your own.  

To edit your page, log onto Facebook, call up your page (Click “Home” at the top, then look for it under “Pages” in the left hand column). 

Once the page is displayed, click “Settings” and then “Page Info” to update addresses and phone numbers.  

To update your profile picture, put your mouse over it and then click “Update Profile Picture.” 

To update your cover photo, mouse-over it and then click “Update Cover” at the top left. 

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Businesses can use the Pin Boulevard Network to forge new connections with other businesses and organizations.

Any business or organization can create a cooperative relationship with any other local or regional business or organization, enhancing each other's visibility on the Internet and in social media. 

Watch the video to see how! 

Pin Boulevard helps regional and local businesses and organizations become a marketing team reenforcing the benefits of localness in ways corporate competitors can't match.

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

If you're an admin of both Pages, you may be able to merge them. This option is only available for Pages that represent the same thing and have similar names. If your Pages have physical locations, make sure the addresses are the same.

To merge your Pages:

Click Settings at the top of the Page you want to keep

Click Merge Pages and click Merge duplicate Pages

Click to check the box next to the Page you want to merge

Click Merge Pages and follow the on-screen instructions

The people who like your Pages and any reviews, ratings and check-ins will be combined, but posts, photos and the username will be permanently deleted from the Page you merge. The Page you want to keep will remain unchanged, except for the addition of people who like the Page, reviews, ratings and check-ins that were merged from the other Page. The Page you don't want to keep will be removed from Facebook, and you won't be able to unmerge it.

Now taking orders for Pin Bouelvard websites in Southern California only: 

• Inland Empire
• San Diego County
• Organge County
• Los Angeles / Long Beach Area
• San Gabriel Valley
• Ventura / Santa Barbara

• Businesses
• Not-for-Profit Organizations
• Local Government Organizations 
• Community Boosters
• Community Groups

Enhanced Services Pricing^*

Pin Boulevard provides you and your employees the tools to create and manage professional social images for yourselves. Customers, donors, investors, and anyone interested in your organization will see it as one staffed with professionals. More to come...

The future project is an experimental service designed to bring powerful and effective social media marketing to local businesses and organizations at low cost.

A high level of coordination and effciency between organizations, and social media professionals is key.  Pin Boulevard is dedicated to developing, implementing and improving technical tools to acheve this, which will be made available to project participants throughout the six month term of the project. 

Calling all Community Boosters!

Endorse locally owned businesses and local organizations in your area

Check out "Why Endorse Local Businesses" in the menu. (Only available in the United States at the moment).

909 454 6638

email us