“Wow! Is that really you in this video?” the note on my Facebook page read. It was from Jim who sometimes does send interesting links and I was curious. “Click”. Humm. That’s odd. There’s no video. I wonder if Jim got it right? Could he perhaps have … wait … what’s this? I don’t think this website was suppose to … damn. Now my browser is not working. Fine. Let me just restart the browser and try again. Why won’t the browser close? Don’t tell me I have to restart the computer! Hey, now everything is frozen. Let me just turn the computer off and turn it back on again. … Why won’t my computer start up. Hey, wait. Do you think that link was a virus? Is my computer now infected? NOOOOOOOO!
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So, you ask “where did the word BLOG come from”? Well, the commonly accepted origin is the shortened version of “Web Log” –> “weB LOG”. BLOGs were conceived as places where people could tell the world their story; an online journal or diary of sorts.
I like to think of BLOGs in a different way:
B – Better
L – Listings
O – on
G – Google
In the Search Marketing world “Content is King”. Read the rest of this entry »
Part of Facebook’s job is to suggest people you might know, so you can invite them to be your friend and grow your circle. Occasionally, I’ll run through the list of suggestions and see how I might know the suggested people. Usually, there’s some kind of connection: Went to the same school, worked in the same place, friend of a friend, same network, etc.
Today, Facebook presented me with a potential friend, Jon Doe (name changed to protect … ). I was quite surprised, as I recognized the name as one of my own aliases. Let me explain: Read the rest of this entry »
