So back to organic rankingYouTube =YT, is indexed by Google, by title, and the body of the description. 

I noticed the it includes the following language:(15) PRODUCTS USED FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES (MULTI-USER ORGANIZATIONS) PUBLIC RENTAL OR COMMUNAL USE IN MULTI-FAMILY HOUSING (USE OF A PRODUCT FOR THESE PURPOSES WILL VOID THIS PLAN)Judging by the statement above, it seems to indicate that putting in W/D in tenant occupied units would be covered under the policy, or maybe I am incorrect.

This is easier to see than the little gear icon next to a name.3) The ability to set an alert to notify you when a particular colleague comes on-line (either from being off-line, invisible or in "do not disturb" mode.4) Allow colleagues to be organized in groups.5) Permit multi-way chat dialogues.

Now one of my largest groups has over 8500 members and I had to appoint other Admins to keep up with all the traffic.  

"lead generation" hope you understand doesn't just "turn on", it will require a lot of work to bring in the traffic.  

I really haven't used the colleague system very effectively because I have hundreds of colleagues with no way to organize them.

I am trying to stay organized with everything by using a filing cabinet system.

L in April and I've organized a meetup for this Saturday in Miami.My post has the purpose to share experiences and get to know more one another.Thanks in advance for all your replies

Yes, it is time consuming; and yes, you do take a risk of your application being turned down; but there are many steps you can take ahead of time to help ensure success.FIRST, before you even consider writing a grant, make sure you have on file the kinds of documents you'll need for most grant submissions: Mission statementBy-laws and articles of incorporationOrganizational chartOrganizational historyAudit or, if an audit is not required, a financial statementFavorable newspaper articles about your organizations, and other PR materialsSufficient copier paper, FedEx packages, binders, dividers, etc.Having these at the ready will make the writing process go much easier.SECOND, after you've done your homework and isolated a funding source to which you want to apply, READ THE APPLICATION CAREFULLY.

To be clear, I'm not making cold calls these days unless I'm tracking down a particular person, such as an heir, note or lien holder.Also, I have a call center that talks to my prospective clients before I do.Most of my calls, therefore are inbound, and most of those are legal professionals such as attorneys.I no longer use a fixed script however two important tools that I still use include:1) List of key questions to remember to ask (without sounding like an interrogation)2) Intake sheet that organizes my notes.