Posts Tagged ‘ Tooling blog ’

Congratulations to the two winners of the “Tool & Dieing” subscribers drawing to receive a two-week free advertisement on the site!

Mach Mold Incorporated ,a custom builder of plastic molds, which include thermoplastic injection molds, injection thermoset and compression molds, and extrusion blow molds located in Benton Harbor, Michigan.

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D-M-E, For seven decades, D-M-E has been a mold technologies leader. Our catalog remains the industry’s broadest, our products the benchmark of high quality. And we continue to provide customers with knowledge, expertise and service that can’t be matched. But we aren’t satisfied—because our customers’ needs keep evolving, and we’re determined to help them succeed.

If you haven’t signed up for your free subscription yet, do it today!

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Several long-time readers have contacted me the last two weeks saying they no longer receive their email updates. That’s because I’ve completely redesigned the site and I’m also hosting the blog on a new, bigger server…..so all existing subscribers before July 1st, 2009 will no longer be on the free subscriber list and must read below.

If you haven’t signed up between today (July 16th) and July 1st, you must re-subscribe to begin receiving automatic updates AND your newly added, free, subscribers-only content, tips and exclusive information.

1. Look to the right side of the blog for “Subscribe via EMAIL”

2. Enter your email address in the box below (no other information is required….)

3. You should then see a screen from “Feedburner” asking you to verify a random word. After typing in that word, it will generate a confirmation link in an email to you.

4. Check your email and open the “Tool & Dieing Confirmation…..” message and click the link in the body. That’s it! You’re now signed up as a free subscriber.

Thanks!

Joe Brown

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A lot of you are new to this site so you probably haven’t seen the previous post about six weeks ago to additional Social networking sites specific to the tooling industry such as Facebook & Linkedin

Feel free to join. Both are free and consist of other stakeholders and connections. Networking is perhaps the single most important thing you can do throughout your career. If it’s free, why not join at least one?

Facebook – Tool & Die, Mold, Metal Stamping and General Industry Tooling Stakeholders (Currently 206 members)

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LinkedIn – Tool & Die Authority

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LinkedIn – Tool & Die Professional Networking

Regards,

Joe Brown

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