Virtual message boards called WallingTalks allow users to create and manage location-based or topic-based message boards that can be accessed via web or mobile. WallingTalks boards can be public or private and users can sign posts with their social media profiles. Some potential uses of WallingTalks boards include communication for residential buildings, events, families, neighborhoods, products, and facilities. Boards are accessed by scanning a QR code linked to the board or finding boards near a location.

1. Virtual message boards
WallingTalks everywhere

2. What is WallingTalks
• A web service to create and manage virtual message boards based on
location, product or topic
• Virtual message boards can be public or private
• Users can leverage their social profiles (Facebook, Twitter, Google,
LinkedIn or custom, based on e-mail) to sign posts depending on
location or topic, giving them the freedom to post and subscribe to
friends, family, businesses or anonymous boards with the profile that
best matches the board and situation
• No apps needed, mobile and web instant access

3. Seven ways to use WallingTalks
1. Residential building message board for tenants & staff
2. Home or office message board
3. Virtual bulletin board for events
4. Family message board
5. Street intersection virtual message board
6. Product wall
7. Facilities message board

4. 1
Residential building message board
for tenants & staff
• No more paper on the elevator
• Post wherever you are; inside/outside the building
• Only tenants, landlords and building staff can access and post on the private wall
• Be informed of all building messages from the administration, neighbors' comments
and staff communications without sharing your personal e-mail, on-demand or by
customized notifications
• Create and register a virtual wall on WallingTalks.com; print the QR Code and place it
in elevators, entrance walls and other key areas. Users can access the wall either by
scanning the QR code or by accessing "walls around me" on WallingTalks.com.

5. 2
Home or office message board
• Allow visitors and service provides to leave an electronic message when you are not
at home
• Receive notifications and begin immediately communicating with visitors and service
providers without providing your mobile number or personal information
• Create and register a virtual wall on WallingTalks.com; print the QR Code and place it
in your mailbox, home or office entrance and other key areas. Users can access the
wall either by scanning the QR code or by accessing "walls around me" on
WallingTalks.com.

6. 3
Virtual bulletin board for events
• Empower event assistants to communicate with staff and remain informed about
changes throughout an event
• Users may use credentials that best match the event category to sign comments and
posts with their preferred social profile: LinkedIN for work-related events, Facebook
for friends and family or Twitter or G+ for public events. Customized profiles can be
created for this event
• Create and register a virtual wall on WallingTalks.com; print the QR Code and place it
in events' stationary, flyers, entrance walls and other key areas. Users can access
the wall either by scanning the QR code or by accessing "walls around me" on
WallingTalks.com.

7. 4
Family message board
• Stay in touch extended family. Parents, siblings, cousins, aunts, uncles, nephews,
nieces, sons and daughters...
• Not all family members have a Facebook account or are Facebook friends; build a
virtual wall to share just family matters and ONLY family can read or post
• Create a private virtual wall on TalkingWalls; share the link with family members;
grant them access once they request it and even print a QR code for family
refrigerators

8. 5
Street intersection virtual message board
• Citizens, tourists, business and government members can access a collaborative
message board to share opportunities and deals, communicate improvement needs
and engage in other work-related dialogues
• Every intersection can become a communication channel, enhancing towns and cities
communications by leveraging technology and location information
• Create a virtual wall for each street intersection on TalkingWalls; print the QR Code
and place it on street signs or stop lights. Users can access the wall either by
scanning the QR code or by accessing "walls around me" on WallingTalks.com.

9. 6
Product Wall
• Drive product awareness by enabling ongoing information exchange among users'
communities and product managers
• Deliver support, instructions, new or improved product usage ideas, new releases
and special deals for customers. This is more than a Facebook wall or a Twitter
stream; products can become a virtual wall
• Create a virtual wall for the product on TalkingWalls, print the QR Code and place it
on the product or its package.

10. 7
Facilities message board
• Regular facility users and visitors now have access to updated instructions from
managers and can share tips with other users for improvement suggestions
• Meeting rooms, gym equipment, train stations, public bathrooms, laundry rooms
information can reside on a virtual wall for improved collaboration and communication
• Create a virtual wall for the facility on TalkingWalls; print the QR Code and place it on
key, visible areas in the facility. provide the location so users can find it when clicking
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