Good.ly

Giving feels nice. I don’t know why we don’t do it more.

We have the opportunity every day to do something nice for the people around us, but maybe we hesitate because the old ways to give are getting old.

Good.ly lets you give to those who need it most – charities – in a whole new way. You use your eye to make ‘em money. You find the good stuff on the net, and use the Good.ly URL shortening service to make it nice and easy to post on your blog, twitter, facebook…yada yada and so on.

If someone clicks on it (because they totally respect your sense of style and good taste) they love it, they want it, they just have to have it – and they buy it; our special technology stuff will know. Like an all-seeing eye of the internet, no matter where your friend is in the world, no matter what time of day or night; Good.ly will hunt it down and make it count, cross-checking with a list (that’s always growing) of retailers more than 6000 wide.

Giving is good. And now you can do something nice while doing what you do everyday – just do it with Good.ly.

The little guy gets swept aside in times like these.

When the big guns go down they work even harder to get your bucks – but no advertising campaign, branding exercise, giveaways or guerilla tactics beat the honest words of your buddies.

When your amigos tell you something is good. It’s good. WOM* is the WOTF*. Word.

So, this is our chance. You and me; we get to change the world.

Good.ly makes it even easier to tell our friends about products we love. Brilliant!

No – wait, it gets better.

If your mates decide to buy the item you recommend, a commission can be earned on the sale. The majority of that portion would go to the charity of your choice. (The rest goes to the running costs of Good.ly, we promise!)

Does that rock or what?

Not only do the shops you love get promoted in the most organic way – hey! – charities, those that rely on the kindess and the good.lyness of others, they get a cut of commission.

Try it. You might just like it.

(*Word of mouth is the way of the future. But you knew that, right?)