Abstract: An electronic device called HELU (Hawaiian for tally) which can monitor medical body metrics and quantify/measure sexual performance as a number of strokes and pressure achieved as data for analyzing erectile dysfunction. The device can measure body metrics during sexual activity and at rest. The measurement data can be monitored, recorded and displayed, and analyzed/compared for a predetermined set of body metrics such as heart rate, pulse, blood pressure, calories burned, the tally and of strokes, and the pressure achieved during activity or at rest. The HELU communicates wirelessly to personal communication devices—smart phones, tablets, laptops, and personal computers. Analysis is supported by graphs displaying the data of body metrics and erectile dysfunction data. The data can be evaluated and considered for medical analysis, for physical status, for progress toward goals, and for games, competitive contests, and for personal amusement.

Abstract: In a method and system for managing an online presence of a brand or product, providing a graphic representation of (i) a plurality of nodes, each node signifying (a) an instance of an online advertisement, (b) a general venue of a series of marketing tactics, (c) a representation of an advertising or marketing agency, and/or (d) a sales/sales fulfillment site, and (ii) at least one connection, each connection linking a pair of nodes, the connection signifying an informational relationship between the pair of nodes, the informational relationship being a logical and/or a communicative relationship.