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PARTNERSHIP WITH THE ARTS, EDUCATION &
NON-PROFIT GROUPS! Adirondacks.com has launched a unique and very successful online "Internet Partnership With The Arts" program. Now in its second year, our mission is to harness the unique power of the internet to promote and focus public attention on the many wonderful non-profit organizations and programs which serve not only the 6 million acre Adirondack Park, but all of Upstate New York, Vermont and the Canadian border. Our 5 year goal is to create hundreds of unique "Internet Partnerships" showcasing a wide and diverse variety of organizations and programs ranging from the arts, music and theater to education and health. |
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 Rob Grant (Pres. Adirondacks.com) with Diane W. Fish (Director of Fund Development for the Adirondack Council) With your membership you will receive: • the State of the Park report, the latest information on what elected officials have done for the Park. • Adirondack Council newsletters with the issues, people and trends in the Park; exclusive updates on Park-related issues. • special activist alerts on breaking issues. • an invitation to our Adirondack Membership Meeting and Dinner, an opportunity to meet other people who share your concerns and appreciation of the Park. • satisfaction in doing your part to make this earth a better place! click here for their website |
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and Mountain Lake PBS television announce a powerful online partnership to promote
Mountain Lakes award winning programming and important educational mission throughout
Upstate New York and Canada. Click here for the Mountain Lake PBS website. | |
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| Alice Recore (left) CEO of Mountain Lake PBS and Marie Mercier (middle)Communications Coordinator with Rob Grant (right) President, Adirondacks.com | |
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and The Adirondack Lakes Center for the Arts create an online partnership to promote
the visual and performing arts through exciting programs and services in the region. | |
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Butz, Executive Director, Adirondack Lakes Center for the Arts and Rob Grant,
President, Adirondacks.com link to The Adirondack Lakes Center for the Arts website click here for summer schedule | |
Adirondacks .com and NewYorkStateArts .org join forces with FloridaArts .org to cross promote the arts and
non-profit organizations in an unique bi-coastal collaboration.
Travel Network
Rob Grant, president of the Adirondacks .com travel network and NewYorkStateArts .org, announced the launch of a powerful new non-profit network in the state of Florida.
www.FloridaArts .org will cross promote the arts and non-profit organizations throughout the Empire state and the Sunshine state. We invite you to visit www.FloridaArts .org & www.NewYorkStateArts .org
Adirondacks.com is proud to announce the launch of a new website dedicated to global Conservation.
www. WildLife Conservationist .com
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and The Lake Placid Film Forum create a unique online partnership to showcase
the annual Lake Placid Film Forum. Click here for coverage. | |
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Caroll, Director of Public Affairs Adirondack Museum with Rob Grant (right) President,
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Natalie Leduc of Rob Grant & Associates Meets with Senator Hillary Clinton New
Women's Crisis Shelter Opens In Southern Franklin County |
 Natalie Leduc, Nancy Reich & Sen. Clinton (Photo Source: Nancie Battaglia) |
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Adirondacks.com announced its first Internet Partnership with Paul Smiths College (click here for press release).
Adirondacks.com announced eight more new Partnerships with The Lake Placid Film forum (click here), Pendragon Theatre (click here), Saranac Lake Free Library (click here), Adirondack Architectural Heritage (click here), North Country Public Radio (click here), Historic Saranac Lake (click here), and the Adirondack Park Visitor Interpretive Centers in Newcomb, NY and Paul Smiths, NY (click here for full story).
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Search and choose from hundreds of religious institutions, schools, and charitable organizations including cancer research, multiple sclerosis and heart disease.
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| Adirondacks.com and the Lake Placid Sinfonietta forge a creative partnership to promote the only professional orchestra in the Adirondack Park. Click here for a Schedule of Events |
Adirondacks.com also announced a unique online partnership with The Lake Placid Center for the Arts featuring their online exhibit:
"Adirondack Art Chairs:An Exhibition Trail and Auction"
This unique exhibit is designed to benefit the Lake Placid Center for the Arts and promote the arts throughout the North Country.
Rob Grant, President of Adirondacks.com stated that "As we continue to roll-out this exciting new Partnership Program in the coming months, we encourage all qualified organizations to contact us to learn more about the many benefits of joining Adirondacks.com's growing network of Non-Profit Internet Partners."
To determine if your group or organization qualifies as a Non-Profit Partner, please contact Rob Grant at 518-891-3745 or email us at:
arts@adirondacks.com
Alumnus makes gift of valuable domain names to Prescott College by Ann Haver-Allen Rob Grant '75 of Rob Grant & Associates in Saranac Lake, recently made a
Grant worked closely with the college exploring and developing a unique online network of educational Websites through his Internet consulting firm Adirondacks. com. Grant said his company worked with Rachel Yoder, director of alumni relations, and Kevin Beyer, Web administrator, to make the domain transfers possible. "These education domains represent a wonderful opportunity for Prescott College to build-out and create a unique network of dedicated 'vertical' sites that can showcase the College's unique academic programs online and attract potential applicants to the college admissions process," Grant said. "This is especially important in today's highly competitive environment where private colleges are struggling to attract students and maintain enrollment. Very few, if any, private colleges have such a powerful network or online admissions platform." A recent survey conducted by Peterson's Educational Guide found that more than 35 percent of all U.S. students used the Internet to search for schools and apply online. The domains Grant donated to Prescott College include: o EnvironmentalScienceDegrees.com o Conservationism.com o LiberalArtsDegrees.com o LiberalArtsScholarships.com o FourYearDegrees.com o TwoYearDegrees.com o MasterDegreePrograms.com o BachelorofScienceDegree.com o BachelorofArtsDegree.com o BachelorofFineArts.com o OnlineSchoolDegrees.com o CollegeEndowment.com o CapitalFundDrive.com o FinancialGrant.com This means that a potential student anywhere in the world who types one of these URLs will be routed to the Prescott College Web site. Grant said that by branding these various education domains and building sites around them, Prescott College will benefit from search engine traffic and from intuitive searches. "A student looking for www.EnvironmentalScienceDegrees.com will default directly into one of Prescott College's education sites," Grant said. "This is why major companies like Peterson's Guide own important domains like www.BoardingSchools.com. These domains generate highly qualified leads to the company's educational directory. In turn, schools pay Peterson's significant dollars to advertise on their site and gain exposure tothese potential applicants." Grant said a domain essentially has two components of value: a brand value and an intuitive value. "The more descriptive and memorable a domain is, the higher its brand value is in the eyes of the consumer," he said. "This is especially true if a domain translates well across a variety of media including print, TV, radio, the Internet, etc. Generally, the more highly targeted a domain is, the more valuable its brand appeal is. A good example of this is a premier domain like www.CatholicSchools.com." Intuitive value is created when a computer user types in a specific name or topic followed by the dot-com extension. "These domains represent the most valuable assets in the industry and command staggering prices," Grant said. "Recent sales of significant domains include business.com for $7 million, wine.com for $3 million, and autos.com for $2.2 million." The gifted domains to Prescott College are valued at $60,000. Grant's company has been acquiring domain properties since 1996. The process, he said, is complicated and depends on a variety of factors. "I have many fond memories of Prescott and the many wonderful and highly unusual friends I made during the late 70s," he said. "My hope is to help the college as much as I can. The Internet is a good first step."
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: PRINCETON REVIEW NAMES PRESCOTT COLLEGE AMONG BEST 368 COLLEGES (March 26, 2008) Prescott,
AZ - Prescott College is one of the nation’s best institutions
for undergraduate education, according to The Princeton Review.
The New York-based company selected the college for inclusion
in the forthcoming edition of its popular annual “best colleges”
guidebook, "The Best 368 Colleges: 2009 Edition," available
in bookstores in late July 2008. We invite you to visit our Florida non-profit web pages on Anna-Maria-Island.org  Anna
Maria Island Turtle Watch, Inc.- In partnership with the Island Community
through public education and cooperation. The mission of the AMI Turtle watch
to assure a suitable habitat for sea turtles, people, the ecosystem of the island
and it's surrounding waters. Our goals are to maintain the current sea turtle
population and to prevent a potentially irreversible decline in the population
through: Increasing the hatchling survival rate by educating the public about
the impact of lights, beach debris, habitat destruction, and marine pollution.
Reducing disturbances and harassment of nesting sea turtles by public education
about the hazards of nighttime beach activities, habitat destruction, and beach
lighting. Contributing data to the State of Florida Sea Turtle Stranding and Salvaging
Network. Organizing and participating in beach cleanup of firework debris on the
5th of July. Conducting daily nesting surveys from April to November in Anna Maria
City, Holmes Beach, Bradenton Beach. Transporting sick and injured sea turtles
to rehabilitation facilities for eventual release back into their natural environment.
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here to visit their website. The
Village of the Arts District is a the new jewel in the crown of downtown Bradenton,
Florida on Anna Maria Island. Nearly two years ago Bradenton's Downtown Development
Authority sent out a call to artists interested in redeveloping a walk to town
community where artists can live, work and sell their wares. The Guild's mission
is "to build a community where artists live and work while enhancing quality of
life and creating a harmonious environment."
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