Teamly's Scott Allison on 30 Second Mentor

MaintainPR client Teamly is all about getting work done right. The simple web interface lets individuals and small business stay on top of their to-do list by focusing on a users top five priorities for Day/Week/Month.

Recently Teamly's founder, Scott Allison, who blogs about lean startups, entrepreneurialism and business management here was asked about how to do financing right for The Financial Post's 30-Second Mentor Series

Check it out!

30-Second Mentor delivers quick advice via an innovative video-only format and exemplifies the National Post's and Postmedia Network's dedication to a digital-first strategy in a smart and entertaining manner.

Congrats Scott!

Calling All Data Hungry Journos -- Duedil Wants You!

Duedil (www.duedil.com) is a showstopper. A beautiful and easy-to-master UI you access from your browser, wrapped around sought after information on public (currently UK) companies, and the men and women that run them.

That's why founder Damian Kimmelman and his team walked off with this year's award at the Techcrunch EU Geek N Rolla's and why technology and business reporters that are in the know are signing on to help in the next steps of the company: making Duedil the #1 place for business intelligence on the web.

If you are a data hungry journalist, covering business in this always-on world, where services like Duedil can now present a wealth of information that previously would have eaten away hours of your life in research, then Duedil wants to hear from you.

Drop a line to press@duedil.com for access, and to be a part of a feedback program beautifully outlined here by GigaOm's Bobbie Johnson.

Gruvi Launches in UK Film Market Finding Fans with Sony Picture's Bad Teacher

Some of the largest marketing and advertising budgets for Facebook "engagement" campaigns come from entertainment companies seeking to promote commercial film and DVD releases. Enter MaintainPR client Gruvi.tv, a Scandinavian-based fan finding service for brands on Facebook.

Last week Gruvi announced their entry into the UK film marketing industry, through a partnership promoting Bad Teacher, a new comedy film starring Cameron Diaz, Justin Timberlake, and my personal hero and doppelganger, Jason Segel.

The news and unique approach of Gruvi (several different engagement mechanisms are tied together in one simple app) has resonated with those tracking new social marketing (see Michael Girard's of Radian6's comment on GigaOm) and has been covered on NewTeeVee, Artic Startup, The New York Times and more!

For more info on Gruvi and their next steps check out founder Ben Johnson's blog where you can have a look over a recently completed whitepaper on market value and ROI Gruvi's customers have been seeing.

Teamly 100,000 Priority Milestone on Techcrunch Europe

Teamly's Scott Allison has just announced the company's formal launch with a nice milestone of 100,000 "priorities," (or tasks) now set by Teamly users!

Techcrunch EU has the story including some of the funding now closing in for Scott and team here

If you haven't tried Teamly, we can't recommend it enough for easy task management within either SMB or Enterprise because of the simplest of reporting structures: your dashboard presents ToDos by day/week/month.

There is currently a free trial for the Professional Account too! Check it out here

Update* Teamly's milestone and new Professional Plan were covered on The Next Web, WebWorkerDaily, and Social Times in addition to Techcrunch Europe!