Posts Tagged ‘technology’
Instant. Message
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washwords on August 13, 2008 – 3:05 pmSorry for the delay. There’s been a lot going on!
BTW: stop yer complainin. You just saw washwords (till I take it down. the interweb is a scary place.)
And speaking of the interweb…it IS a crazy place, and mostly not in a scary, but just in a fascinating way. And nowhere did I see this more than in sharing my very good news.
In 1997, if you became engaged, you called people you wanted to know. Those people usually asked who they should/could tell and the word spread to exactly those people. I think I did send a few emails to the friends of friends. My email address was v01269b3×7@. I’d heard of cell phones. Old people and wealthy people had them in their cars. Sometimes.
In 2008, when you tell the world you’re engaged, you TELL THE WORLD. At once. Meaning my long-lost elementary school playmates found out about the same time as my bestest DC bud’s hubby, my former Read more »
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Tags: bliss, engagement, good news, happiness, love, social media, spreading, technology, viral media, where I've been, word, writing
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Like the Interweb? Like Money? You’ll love 30DC
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washwords on July 31, 2008 – 10:54 pmSo this one goes out to all my bloggy pals, wanna-be-bloggers, those who like any of the following things: money, the interweb, blogging, internet marketing.
Nope I get nothing for this. Nope, there’s no cost, charge, catch or other craziness. This is simply a program started by now Internet Supastahs, Ed Dale and Dan Raines to teach we newbies about internet marketing.
What’s the challenge: You will make $10 online in 30 days. (Okay 31, who’s counting?)
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Why am I telling you? I stumbled upon this a little over a month ago. I literally can’t remember how. I signed up, did the “preseason” and learned a TON (how to use social marketing tools like twitter, friendfeed; how to find people out in cyberspace with like interests/goals, professional backgrounds; the best way to keep track of all the blogs I like to read, how to start thinking about a blog on my own domain, launching a podcast, employing video.) Besides which I “met” some great friends (and a hillarious, patient, great teacher in Ed Dale, Australian web-preneur. And have participated in some wonderful conversations about the future of journalism, new media, old media, Washington, writing (my personal interests or “niches.”) You could do the same for whatever you’re into.
Yes, these guys have a product that the “rest of the year” they try to sell, but not in August. Not to you. Nor will I.
Thirty day challenge starts today, August 1. I recommend perusing the pre-season cheat sheet, joining the forums and letting me know you’re there, too. It can be a bit overwhelming
Can’t wait to see ya there.
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Tags: 30 day challenge, 30DC, August, Australia, blog, business, Dan Raines, Ed Dale, facebook, friendfeed, internet marketing, interweb, making money online, marketing, niche, plurk, social marketing, technology, twitter, web, work, youtube
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Search no more
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washwords on June 4, 2008 – 10:00 pmW A S H W O R D S * W A S H W O R D S * W A S H W O R D S * › Blog Stats — WordPress
Looking for something? You can find it here, according to my wordpress blogstats anywho. From today’s listing (no joke). these are verbatim:
funny websites with panic buttons2
washwords2
my.or1
momisms1
how to stop mom from pushing your button1
intelliconnect dating site
LOLOL. “How to stop mom from pushing your buttons.” Seriously? And really? Am I to believe that two different people were looking for web sites with funny panic buttons? Maybe tomorrow people will be looking for “snarks vs. larks” or momisms or ” blogger chicks whose mothers finally check out their blogs only to misunderstand them. hillarity ensues.” A girl can dream
Tags: mom, snark, lark, washwords, panic, panic button, wordpress, search, blog search, search terms, search engines, google, find,
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Tags: momism, technology
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