The point remains the same though
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2024 6:14 am
Anyone newish to SEOmoz might think that was pretty good going for someone who appears to be new to the site, but in fact Jason (I hope he won't mind me calling him that) has been around here for longer than just about anyone other than Rand. Or take Rebecca: up until recently she was, along with Jane, one of the most well known members of the SEOmoz team but has now, just like Jane, moved on, no doubt to bigger and better things (Rebecca that is; Jane has to work with Rob every day and the only thing that's better than is street sweeping).
inflatemouse wrote about much the same thing qatar mobile phone numbers database , way back in 2007, when he pondered what had become of the non-staff bloggers who had populated SEOmoz before the addition of YOUmoz (I still miss EGOL & Gman's stuff). Many people reading this will probably wonder who the hell inflatemouse is, let alone the others (he's a very good dinner companion for what it's worth, as I found out at the inaugural SMX Advanced).
Because stuff happens, things change. People move in & out of digital communities just like they do in 'real ones': some people come to stay, some just prefer to hang out in Florida for the winter. So what have we learned from any of this, other than the fact that I love a good analogy like Cristiano Ronaldo likes writing out his monthly salary in caviar on Paris Hilton's midriff*? Well, we've learned that "getting to know your community" and "influencing the influencers" may not be as easy as it at first seems.
inflatemouse wrote about much the same thing qatar mobile phone numbers database , way back in 2007, when he pondered what had become of the non-staff bloggers who had populated SEOmoz before the addition of YOUmoz (I still miss EGOL & Gman's stuff). Many people reading this will probably wonder who the hell inflatemouse is, let alone the others (he's a very good dinner companion for what it's worth, as I found out at the inaugural SMX Advanced).
Because stuff happens, things change. People move in & out of digital communities just like they do in 'real ones': some people come to stay, some just prefer to hang out in Florida for the winter. So what have we learned from any of this, other than the fact that I love a good analogy like Cristiano Ronaldo likes writing out his monthly salary in caviar on Paris Hilton's midriff*? Well, we've learned that "getting to know your community" and "influencing the influencers" may not be as easy as it at first seems.