Some of you might know it, Pomcast is the other website I work on. This is not a post to speak about Pomcast, but about Wilogo. I’d like to ask you all to help me spread the word about en.wilogo.com and es.wilogo.com by sending links to some of the videos I do for Pomcast having a “Wilogo” logo on it.

This is a very easy way to spread the word about Wilogo and allow us to develop our English and Spanish-speaking community, without making boring advertising. Watching the Pomcast videos is a fun thing, and at the same time, people will think “Hey, those guys are supporting Pomcast, let’s have a look at what they do!“.

Thanks for your support. And by the way I hear that if you link to us you might win some Karma and some $$$ So go ahead.

Small Video (about HSDPA and the Nokia N95) after the jump.

Read next…Wilogo sponsoring Pomcast’

Check this Flickr Group!

I wonder if our Founders would pay somebody to make a “Graphic Design is Wilogo” Thanks to Daring Fireball for the link.

A little video where I expose some ideas:

Sorry for the poor sound quality at the end, this firewire interface I have definitely sucks

Since it’s 3.08 am, this will not be the longest post in the history of Wilogo I wanted to tell you something REALLY important for the us at Wilogo. If you knew me before Wilogo, you have probably heard me speak about Seesmic also… What is Seesmic? Well, it’s the new project of Loic Lemeur and Vinvin, 2 of the biggest french bloggers and podcasters that now live in San Francisco, and I’m in the alpha since almost day 1. I can only tell you this: if all goes well, the future of Pomcast (it’s the reason why you might know me before Wilogo) is pretty tight to the one of Seesmic.

So of course, when I realized Seesmic will need a logo, I got in touch with them. The guys at Wilogo did the same, Ouriel Ohayon helped us a bit and it’s now official: Seesmic is using the Wilogo System to get its logo done. If you are a graphic designer sign up with Wilogo, you might win 2000 $, it’s the price for the winner, and 500 $ for the 2 other finalists. Not bad, uh ?

Here’s the request description of Seesmic | digg story