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Many people are wondering when Ray Allen will find his shooting range. Apparently, Ray is having some off court issues but denies to report publicly about it. As Celtic Legend Tommy Heinsohn said after Boston’s game one win over the Detroit Pistons, he seems to be swaying to the left on his well known jump shot.Since his release is so quick, anything could be wrong; even an injury. This having been said, he will not continue to shoot like this through the rest of the playoffs. Do not worry, he will regain his touch.Reports say that Ray has been practicing more than any Celtic player to get his shooting rhythm back It is just a matter of time.. FORT COLLINS, CO, Apr 23 (MARKET WIRE) — With a new Facebook(R) fan page and redesign of the company blog andPlanet OtterBox site, OtterBox has become a true social butterfly.”Social media outlets have changed the concept of business,” said AndrewBumpas, Web Designer at OtterBox.
“By allowing customers to really engageand interact, platforms like Facebook and the blog reflect the personalityand charm of OtterBox, making the company more relatable to customers.It’s important for our customer to feel connected to the company andsocial media and networking really allow for that.”By becoming a fan of OtterBox on Facebook, you can interact withemployees, read and write product reviews, chat with other customers,learn about new products, receive exclusive discount codes and more. Viewthe OtterBox page on Facebook at http://”Facebook is the top social networking site used by millions of peoplearound the world. It is a great outlet for us to interact with ourcustomers and allow them to get a feel for OtterBox culture,” said MikeSoderholm, OtterBox Director of Marketing. “We hope to build our presencein these online communities and view Facebook as an opportunity to engagecurrent and potential customers in a way that is convenient and appealingfor them; it also allows us to communicate through new channels.”The goal of the blog and Planet OtterBox redesign was to capture the fun,outgoing personality of the company. “I wanted to give visitors to thesites an outdoor, adventure feel that would inspire people to interactonline and also give them a call to action, especially with PlanetOtterBox,” Bumpas said.Customers can submit photos and stories from travels, events andadventures around the world on Planet OtterBox for a chance to win a $100check or $150 OtterBox shopping spree every month. Yearly winners can win$1000 for top entries.”We’re a fun company and we want people to engage and interact with us asmuch as possible,” Bumpas said.Customers can interact with OtterBox by following company updates andannouncements on Twitter.
