Google Me business card by Ji Lee
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Korean designer and advertising creative director Ji Lee created the Google Me business card. (found @ Inspire me, now!)
93octane is Lyell E. Petersen, and this is his posterous -- Topics include: twitter, online reputation management, research, branding and identity, social marketing, business strategy, facebook.
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Add One Line To Your Blog or Twitter Could Become Your Primary Identity
The long and short of this story is that if you want to make sure that Google understands your blog to be your primary beacon on the web, then you should add the words rel="me" to a relevant link on your blog.
via marshallk.com
Marshall Kirkpatrick’s Site About How to Use the New Internet (h/t @ariherzog via @steverubel via @jonathanfields)
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