Published: Oct 10, 2007 - 01:02 am
Story Found By: thejenn 1587 Days ago
Category: SEM
6 Comments
6 Comments
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Mine would be great if there werent so many other "Carrie Hills" out there - although I did luck out and none of them are axe murderers.Everything you find is good - and thats something I work hard at. You never know when the right person is going to see something great about yourself. I tell my clients the same thing - if you have a LOT of good buzz - one little bad thing wont matter as much overall!Great article.~Carrie
Had to do an image search to make sure no keg related photos show in top results. Looking good.
Im pretty clean too!
I have always been very consious about what I write online. I give the "Warren Buffett" test of anything I write I would be able to defend if it was on the first page of the New York Times.
Great article. Its very apparent to those of us in the industry that our online actions follow us forever. My friends and family are also aware because I make it a point to remind them never to put anything online that they wouldnt want their mother, the IRS, the New York Times or the blogoshpere to read and react to.
Interesting survey results. A couple of years ago, when I was younger and even dumber, I posted a comment on Engadget that they apparently deemed comment spam. Fair enough. But they then replaced every comment Id ever made with a message that said "Melanie Phung is a comment spammer". Greeaat! So to this day, when you search on my name, youll find that Engadget thinks Im a comment spammer. Perhaps not as incriminating as a keg stand, but it sure doesnt make me look very savvy to prospective employers. Well, live and learn, as they say.