Archive for July, 2007
People who love to interact with others online, whether via social networking sites, fan sites, commenting on blogs, or just chatting on forums, often have the biggest problem with managing an online identity. People consider certain sites (like their LinkedIn profile or their online resume) their “public presence” and send these links freely to potential [...]
Last week the Washington Post published a great personal SEO article about the power (and necessity) of personal SEO:
Google’s ubiquity as a research tool has given rise to a new industry: online identity management. The proliferation of blogs and Web sites can allow angry clients, jealous lovers or ruthless competitors to define a person’s identity. [...]
Welcome to the PersonalSEO.net blog! My name is A.E. Baxter, and I’m an in-house SEO specialist for an Austin-based marketing firm. When I’m not doing content SEO for top-tier consumer tech companies, I’m following the evolution of personal SEO on the web. As online identity becomes more and more important in defining your [...]