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By: Yianni

Yianni — Tue, 18 Sep 2007 20:34:48 +0000

This is some great advice. When I first started working with social media I went around buying everything I could think of that was associated with my name and “social media guy”. I was able to secure gmail accounts, domain names, social networks, and blogs. Unfortunately i couldn’t get Twitter and MyBlogLog. MyBlogLog belongs to a crayon guy so i’m not even going to try that one but the Twitter person is completely inactive. He hasn’t made one post! How can I get it?

By: David LaPlante

David LaPlante — Tue, 18 Sep 2007 06:51:23 +0000

Great points! I especially agree with “Consider your Message”! If anything, Web 2.0 has highlighted how BORING and lot of really cool people are!

As far as baby names…

In 1999 I nervously did a nslookup to be sure that the name we were about to pick within the next few hours for our first son was available. It was. My wife thought I was a freak using a dial-up modem in the hospital room.

In 2002 I did the same thing, yet on a Handspring Visor w/ a OmniSky! She didn’t notice.

Both my boys have their own vanity domains, and I’ve gone on to snipe their gmail, yahoo, etc. AmI nuts!?

My wife thinks I’m nuts, but I’m pretty sure my kids one day will think their Daddy was dope on that move.

By: Ben Yoskovitz

Ben Yoskovitz — Tue, 18 Sep 2007 02:58:29 +0000

Oh and don’t let your name domain name expire (i.e. don’t register your name as a domain and let it expire) cause some squatters will grab it.

That happened to me for benyoskovitz.com.

Gggrr…

By: Jane Quigley

Jane Quigley — Mon, 17 Sep 2007 20:24:27 +0000

This is a great post – and branding myself is something I’ve really been working on lately. I’ve been exploring Ning (thanks) as my digital “hub” and am really outlining what I’m ready – that’s key – to build as my personal brand. As someone who was once stalked – it’s not easy to get over hiding things and making who you are private. It’s only in the last few months that I feel ready to stop hiding behind a persona because it adds no value to myself and my company.

These are great things to keep in mind as I put together my strategy!