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Rather than try to shove a boatload of information onto a tiny piece of cardboard and paper, I’m taking a feather out of Christopher Penn‘s cap and putting it here instead.
If you’ve received a card of mine, this is the page should find. It’s all the stuff I wanted to shove on the card.
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I don’t think this would have fit on a business card.
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While driving into work this morning, I began thinking about how I’m using this blog and blogging in general. I came up with some open-ended questions for myself, none of which I’m able yet to answer.
If you have any thoughts to share, please feel free to leave them in the comments.
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It looks like the buzz on Twitter this weekend is about Pownce.com. Chris Brogan put up a post a short while ago entitled, “Why Join Another Social Network?”
Here are comments to what he said:
In the early days of blogging, before Blogger had its own commenting system, there was a commenting system called YAACS. YAACS stood for Yet Another Commenting System. Probably still exists today – I wouldn’t know.
I keep waiting for someone to start YASMN – Yet Another Social Media Network. All of this talk of more places to put oneself online is frustrating. I can definitely understand how it would feel cliquish.
I haven’t yet decided what to do with my Pownce invite yet, nor how to develop my Facebook profile. I feel okay about holding off for a bit and using the current tools I’m using.
I think it’s interesting that, in an attempt to reach more outward and gain a wider audience, it can also come across as being exclusive. What I mean by that is the same situation that many of us in the blogging, podcasting, twittering community find ourselves in – only associating with each other. The fishbowl. The echo chamber. We’re only talking to ourselves.
So I guess I don’t see social media networks as a bad thing in and of themselves if it widens one’s circle of influence. For me, I have a rough time of continually fragmenting myself over and over. Something I’m still trying to manage.
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You might call it competitive intelligence.
Yesterday the COO of the company asked me to search the internet far and wide for any information about a certain company. I spent about two hours searching across as many search engines as I could find, and had a friend with a paid subscription to ZoomInfo do a search for me. I also searched the Thomas Register, Jigsaw.com, the Yellow Pages, Reuters, US Newswire, and in social networking sites like LinkedIn, MySpace, Flickr, Digg and the like.
I found a link on the NewPR Wiki about What Companies Should Monitor and used that as a resource for places to search.
While I was somewhat fruitful, I found I really enjoyed the opportunity to play detective for a little while. The company could have instructed me to sign up for some paid services, but they were looking for some quick information.
It also taught me a lesson about making oneself visible. This company has apparently done a fantastic job of making itself invisible. Contrast that to a Google search done on “Daniel Johnson, Jr.” Aside from a Canadian politician of the same name, most of the top results are related to me, which excites me a lot.
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