Taggable
Trevor Heffernan is a seasoned entrepreneur and business growth advisor with over a decade of experience. Currently serving as the Director of Corporate Strategy at SITE Technologies since January 2024, Trevor focuses on corporate growth strategy development and execution. As the Co-founder and CEO of Taggable since June 2020, Trevor has led the creation of a cloud-based SaaS platform that enhances guest engagement through innovative technology. Trevor also founded and led Chicago Helicopter Experience from 2011 to January 2021, transforming it into a top-rated attraction in Chicago. Past experience includes roles as a trader at CME Group, Principal and Portfolio Manager at Alpha Group, and Director of Operations at Susanna Farms. Trevor holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Finance from Western Michigan University.
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Taggable
Taggable is the first project of The Start Project, a Silicon Valley based business incubator that is putting together new products and companies and then building teams around them. Taggable First launched in April 2010.You know how you can tag your Facebook friends in pictures and pages on Facebook? Taggable extends that out to other websitesas well. Want to tag a picture of your friend that’s on Flickr? Use the Taggable bookmarklet, sign in via Facebook Connect, and tag away. A link to that photo will then be published in the news stream of those users (just as it does when you are tagged on Facebook directly).If a user doesn’t like the tag they can remove it, or opt out of Taggable tags directly. But since it’s only your friends tagging you, presumably spamming is kept to a minimum, and data quality is likely to be very good.Taggable isn’t just limited to users with bookmarklets added to their browser. Publishers can also add the feature to their sites. For blogs and photoblogs it’s particularly useful becasue people you may be friends with could be in the content. Tag ‘em and move on. They’ll probably appreciate that you’re organizing their personal data for them.