I wanted to get in touch with you in regards to possibly writing a guest blog post on academicproductivity.com. I have a few pretty solid ideas on how to work in a nice post on your site that I believe will be very valuable to your readers.

I too help run and maintain a web site called MedicalBillingandCoding.org. This web site is a reliable source for medical billing and coding training programs, careers and future job outlooks and I have been working very hard to gain more exposure for it. With your help, I think that I could accomplish that.

I would love it if you gave me the opportunity to tell you more about some of my ideas for collaborating on a blog post that would benefit both your readers and mine. It would be great to send my readers over to your site to read the post I write. That would definitely give them a new perspective on things, and give them the chance to find something new and obviously much better then what I have to offer. It is clear that you are on a much higher level with the success of your site then I am. You have done an amazing job, and it would indeed be an honor to write on academicproductivity.com.

If you have some time, shoot me back an email so we can discuss more of the finer details.

Thank you so much for your time.

Natalie Anniston

According to the author of the program it is:

Qiqqa is not trying to be a reference manager like Zotero or Mendeley. As I do my PhD I am building something that is excellent at helping me (any anyone else who wants to use it) READ, UNDERSTAND and DIGEST the papers in my library using Computational Linguistics techniques, and not LOCATE/DOWNLOAD/COLLECT the papers.

This tutorial shows some of the features
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtdicOm60pI

http://www.qiqqa.com/