PLEASE DO NOT SPAM THE BUTTERFLY COMMUNITY

We take great pride in having created a forum to empower and inspire one another here at Butterfly. Please don't ruin it by spamming on personal profile pages or by advertising your company via a blog post. Let's keep the conversation as organic as possible. Feel free to report any behavior that you see as questionable to customerservice@myworkbutterfly.com.
We are more than happy to entertain ad inquiries at bnathan@myworkbutterfly.com.

Thank you for understanding and for keeping the community as one we can all be proud of.

Tags: behavior, customer, mother, organic, service, spam, working

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Permalink Reply by Lynne Kenney, PsyD on July 10, 2009 at 2:26pm

Agreed. It wld be cool if members sold stuff in a direct selling group and the blog was content. There are so many tips I want to find on the blog that I am not expert at like juggling work-life balance, what sites are best for working moms, what do we do when our kids miss us while we are at work, how do we teach our kids about money, what do we do when it's hard to find good child care providers, what about moms who have to work but don't want to, how do we cope with cruel bosses, what if we want to change careers etc. Lynne

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Permalink Reply by Terry Starr on July 10, 2009 at 8:45pm

Thanks Lynne for your support and for providing a good suggestion. We just launched our Marketplace Directory which provides a perfect opportunity for moms to connect other moms to buy or sell products and services. For a small fee ($99), Moms can direct traffic to their own profile page (a mini-website if you will) where they are free to share their offering. We will continue to monitor these self-promotion spamming activities.

Lynne Kenney, PsyD said:

Agreed. It wld be cool if members sold stuff in a direct selling group and the blog was content. There are so many tips I want to find on the blog that I am not expert at like juggling work-life balance, what sites are best for working moms, what do we do when our kids miss us while we are at work, how do we teach our kids about money, what do we do when it's hard to find good child care providers, what about moms who have to work but don't want to, how do we cope with cruel bosses, what if we want to change careers etc. Lynne