Somebody said something about applying to become an Utterz Ambassador. I don’t want to be blatantly obvious, but I think I would be a good ambassador for the program.

I’m not "too" flagrant or passionate about Utterz, but I sure have told a lot of people about it. Some of them even give me cow-eyed stares as if they don’t get it. But, I just ask them to visit my blogs at http://richpalmer.com/blog or http://richpalmer.livejournal.com/ to see how I’ve cross-posted my quips from the road, from my studio, or wherever I happen to be.

I show them the video and photos that I’ve sent in to Utterz from my phone. And I show them how Utterz has allowed me to get that onto several other sites, like blip.tv and YouTube or Twitter or Pownce.

Again, I don’t want to be blatantly obvious (Utterz Ambassador Rich Palmer), but I think (Utterz Ambassador Rich Palmer) that I would represent very well.

Vote Rich Palmer Utterz Ambassador 2008.

This message approved by me, Rich Palmer, candidate for Utterz Ambassador.

I really dig it when a company understands their client base. The majority of musicians that use Myxer.com as their ring tone delivery method are likely guitarists.

Myxer understood this and designed a shirt with their logo on the upper right shoulder. Why? The guitar strap (for most players) goes over the left shoulder.

If they put the logo in the traditional place that most logos are placed it would be covered by the guitar strap and probably even the guitar!

They get it.

I’ll wear this on stage and people will be able to see this logo very clearly.

By the way… go to http://myxer.com/richpalmer to get some of my ring tones for your phone. (I’m going to upload more right after I post this!)