Unclutterer nominated for Los Angeles Organizing Award
Each year, the Los Angeles Organizing Awards literally roll out the red carpet to honor individuals and companies in the professional organizing world. For the first time, Unclutterer.com has been nominated for one of these prestigious awards in the “Best Organizing Website or Blog” category.
Now through December 15 you can cast your vote for your favorite products, services, and organizers in the many categories. Anyone can vote — you don’t need to be a professional organizer — and those of us at Unclutterer would love your support if you think that we’re worthy in the Website category. The winners will be announced in late January at the historic Raleigh Studios in Hollywood. The Los Angeles Organizing Awards are the organizing world’s equivalent of the Oscars or Emmys, and we’re truly honored to be nominated for a 2010 award.
I recommend checking out the nominations in all of the categories, even if you don’t vote for us or vote for any of the options. It’s nice to see a listing of the best of the best in the industry. I learned about the Canadian organizing television show Neat through last year’s voting process and many other great organizing and uncluttering resources that had never made it onto my radar screen.
For example, do you know about the other sites in the “Best Organizing Website or Blog” category? If you’ve never checked them out, I suggest giving them a peek as they are written by some amazing organizers:
The Clutter Diet Blog, written by Lorie Marrero:
Jeri’s Organizing and Decluttering News, written by Jeri Dansky:
LifeOrganizers.com, written by Paul & Valerie Holstein:
Simplify101 Blog/Website, written by Aby & Jay Garvey:
Again, now through December 15 you can cast your vote for your favorite products, services, and organizers in the many categories, and obviously we would truly appreciate your support if you think we’re worthy in the “Best Organizing Website or Blog” category.
10 comments posted
Posted by Michael - 10/26/2009
VERY classy move putting up links to the competition!
Posted by gypsy packer - 10/26/2009
Checked the competition, and your site is absolutely the best for single people and for those eliminating dead-tree clutter.
In my mailbox this AM: a prayer from a favorite correspondent–
G-D (she’s Orthodox, substitute your personal Higher Power here or send a message to the universe at large)
Please send me what I need and protect me from what I want.
A beautiful mantra in the Age of Conspicuous Consumption.
Posted by Jude - 10/26/2009
While I’m always interested in adding another feed to my Google Reader (I currently subscribe to 417 blogs), I tried one of these–the Clutter Diet Blog–and I didn’t like it at all. Between your blog and Lifehacker, I have cluttering covered.
Posted by Brianne - 10/26/2009
Lifeorganizing.com should unclutter their website. It’s atrocious.
As for the others, I prefer yours.
Posted by Lose That Girl - 10/26/2009
Congrats on the nomination. It’s nice to see other similarly themed sites but I still prefer your’s. The layout, advice and the tone. Can’t wait for your book to arrive in my mailbox.
Posted by Catherine Cantieri, Sorted - 10/26/2009
Congratulations on the nom! Like many other commenters, I prefer Unclutterer’s simple visual style. Not only is it more pleasing, it’s more thematically consistent.
Posted by Katie Alender - 10/26/2009
Ditto Michael! Extremely classy. I would go so far as to say classtastic.
And I will definitely cast a vote for Unclutterer!
Posted by Another Deb - 10/26/2009
It is nice to see the best of the best all together. I certainly prefer Unclutterer, but there are just some days that I am still hungry for motivation. Either that or I am addicted to this topic. Looking around the desk, I’ll rule out that possiblity and procrastinate my way through Webland.
Posted by allen - 10/27/2009
I only voted in the two categories I felt I knew anything about, so You & “Clean House” each got a vote for moi!
Good luck, you guys deserve it!
Posted by Orlando M - 11/04/2009
Unreal how CLUTTERED those other sites are.
They should be embarrassed.
People with clutter issues going to those sites for help is like holding an AA meeting in a bar during business hours.
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