By Angela LoSasso, HP Web Content Manager, Community and Everyday Printing
Most people I know have a lot to say, and they say it in many different ways. They talk. They write. They paint (or, as with my nieces and nephews, they color). They make jewelry. Or they take photographs. My grandma makes quilts.
It doesn’t matter to me how my loved ones express themselves -- I just love that they share. And I bet that when you really think about it, you love to share, too.
What do you have to say?
Look around your home. Look to your family. Look to your friends. Look inside yourself.
Inspiration is everywhere.
HP’s campaign, “What do you have to say?” is about empowering customers to share their stories. What better way to do that than with a community where you can access experts and tips, ask questions, contribute your own creations, get real-world examples to download, and also get help from the community at large? We liked the idea so much, we created two:
HP’s Home & Home Office Community
HP’s Small & Medium Business Community
Don’t be fooled by the pedestrian names, these communities are full-blown Wikis that allow you to build and share your story right alongside the pages built by HP. So come share your tips, your photos, video, text, create a poll, ask a question or just leave a comment.
If you’re like our new friend Marcy, the world is full of inspiration and exciting possibilities. Watch her story:
Stop by. Tell us what you think. And be sure to take the Wikis for a spin.
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