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Contact Me is designed to help professionals and businesses get organized and stay organized. The application focuses on the contacts side of business. With so many different ways to communicate online, it can be difficult to manage multiple contact lists through many different websites and applications. Contact Me gives users a place to consolidate all their contacts from popular tools like Gmail, Hotmail, AOL mail, Yahoo mail, and Microsoft Outlook. The easy to use interface lets users choose only a few contacts or select all with a single click. After adding contacts, they can also be assigned a status so the user knows where they are in the sales process. A handy search feature allows users to quickly find a specific contact or contacts. Contact Me also includes a to do list feature that gives users total freedom in creating a customized to do list. These can also be assigned to specific contacts. Along with to do lists, users can also create events. Professionals can also create a Contact Me button that can be posted along with their website, blog, social networking profiles or almost anywhere else online. When the button is clicked, a contact form appears so others can get in touch with the user through Contact Me. When someone new submits an inquiry through the Contact Me form, they are automatically added to the user’s contact list.

Many applications are created to help users get organized. The creators of contact me wanted to take a slightly different approach. Users can get organized with Contact Me, but the application is also designed to help them stay organized in the long run. The application includes many handy, intuitive features that goes far in helping the user stay on top of their business interactions.

Contact Me is very easy to use and gives users a number of helpful tools to maintain their contact list and relationships with clients or business partners. Many features allow the user to complete tasks in a few clicks or less. Importing contacts is also very simple and entire lists can be transferred with a single click.

Contact Me was designed to be easy to use, and the design goes far in maintaining that intent. The contact list pages are well organized. Using evenly spaced boxes along with text, the overall experience is easy on the eyes as well as the mind when getting organized. Most of the common tasks have been designed for simplicity, requiring only a click or two to complete.

A new user can click the orange “Sign up for free!” button found along the bottom of the homepage. The attractive registration form asks for an email address and password. After entering the information, the user can click the orange “Create my Account!” button at the bottom of the short form. The user can now access Contact Me features. The next step asks the user to import contacts from Outlook, Gmail, Yahoo mail, Hotmail, AOL mail, Mac address book or Constant Contact.

Contact Me gives users three payment plans to choose from. The first is the free membership which is intended for personal use. This includes Contact Me buttons and forms and unlimited contacts and groups. The mid range Form Plus plan (suggested for bloggers) costs around $4 per month and includes custom success messages, auto responders, text message alerts, no Contact Me branding and detailed stats. The Biz Pro plan costs under $10 per month and includes access to tasks, calendars, notes, attachments, reminder and mobile access.

Contact Me is a great tool for just about anyone who wants to get their contacts organized. The free plan is ideal for personal address books while the two upgraded plans provide many additional features that can go far in a business environment.

• Import contacts from Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo mail, Mac address book, Constant Contacts, AOL, and Outlook
• Create to do lists and associate them with specific contacts (with specified membership plan)
• Add events with details and manage calendars (with specified membership)
• Organize contacts into groups
• Give specific contacts status updates

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