We have some other projects at Jajavy, LLC. Foremost (and the reason this company was founded) is a social commerce product that we have named Kanjus. We can’t go into too much detail about it except that it’s very exciting, and is the right way to do social commerce. Yeah, that’s right, Groupon’s not the right way.

We are planning a mid-August launch for Kanjus. Our initial efforts will be centered in Atlanta and we are rushing to get it done by that time. We are also hiring. Check us out and drop me a line at jayraj at jajavy dot com, if you’re a designer, programmer or sales expert. Atlanta candidates preferred (especially for sales, we’re willing to work out a remote work arrangement for designers and programmers).

Frankly, the 64-day deadline we gave ourselves wasn’t based in any sort of reality, but it looked pretty good on the Javascript countdown clock we put on the front page. With that said, we’re confident we can now reveal some of our service offerings even if the index page isn’t finished.

One such project is the CWIP – Corporate Web Identity Package. It’s part reputation management, part organic SEO, part “account normalization,” and all aimed at businesses that want to get their web-based listings and accounts in order. Imagine for a second that you, as a new small business, are looking to both increase your web exposure to potential customers and create an authoritative presence online. You could manually register between 20 and 100 accounts on webmail services, social networks, service directories, and search engines; worry about which email account you used for each one; and wonder if all of them talk to each other properly.

Or you could call us. We not only automate the process to save you hours of work, but we also structure the links between accounts to maximize online security and customer confidence. Think of CWIP as scaffolding for your online identity. If you’re interested, drop us a line or read the whitepaper.

I’m done sounding like a tech Luddite now, and I’d just like to say howdy. If you’re wondering what Jajavy is, check out Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anjajavy_Forest).

Now, to the pesky old task of actually building a product; that’s what my co-founder,Matt, and myself will be working on in the coming days. The countdown is the whip driving us on. See you all in 64 days.

UPDATE: Part about co-founders updated to reflect current status