We've all heard how pervasive the use of 'google' as a verb has become. But yesterday's remark by New Orleans Mayor Nagin is somehow still an attention-getter. Everyone now aspires to have solid Google-stature, including politicians. The solution, of course, is simple: start a blog.
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October 01, 2005
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I enjoy your blog!
Gina in N'Awlins
Posted by: Gina in N'Awlins | October 02, 2005 at 04:34 PM
And the flip side of it is that by "googling" yourself you learn a lot about how others are going to see you. I'm up to 38,200 mentions and I wish I could pull down about 38,000 of them. It would be interesting if "googlees" could have some input into that, but I suppose there is no such algorithm. Nice, high content blog... I enjoyed it!
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