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  • The Internet By the Numbers

    Posted on March 2nd, 2010 Matt Arnzen No comments

    Interesting statistics on the growth of the internet. Facebook continues its dominance (6 million page views a minute) and incredible growth (350+ million users). Incredible. Another stat that I find alarming is out of the 247 billion emails sent a day, 200 billion are spam!

    JESS3 / The State of The Internet from Jesse Thomas on Vimeo.

  • State of the Internet 2009 Explained In One Giant Infographic

    Posted on February 4th, 2010 Matt Arnzen No comments

    Some great stats represented in a very informative infographic from focus.com

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  • What’s your Online Identity score?

    Posted on December 9th, 2009 Matt Arnzen No comments

    online-identity-matt-arnzenIf you are looking for a job in this tight economy, recruiters and potential employers will surely be looking you up online.  When a potential employer searches on Google or Yahoo for  someone, they judge the results based on two factors: volume and relevance. Volume speaks to the quantity of results on the Web. If there are a lot of results for a search on your name, surely you are more relevant than other candidates.

    Relevance is an even more important element. When someone searches for you on Google, they wants to assess what it says about you. Is it consistent with how you show up in the real world? Does it show pictures and blog posts that you wouldn’t want any employer to see?  Does it back up your experience from your resume?  Does it make those who are searching about you want to get to know you? What does it say about your personal brand?

    I did a search on a the Online Identity Calculator, and found I’m digitally distinct! What does that mean? From the Online Identity site:

    This is the nirvana of online identity. A search of your name yields lots of results about you, and most, if not all, reinforce your unique personal brand. Keep up the good work, and remember that your Google results can change as fast as the weather in New England. So, regularly monitor your online identity. That way, if something negative, such as an anonymous ad hominem attack on your character on a blog, crops up, you can address it quickly, before it gets out of hand. Read Chapter 11 of Career Distinction: Stand Out by Building Your Brand for more ideas on how to continue to build your brand online.

    I am digitally distinct! Visit onlineIDCalculator.comIf you want to find out what your Online Identity is, visit the site and check your score. It’s free.

  • Providence Pink Glove Dance

    Posted on December 1st, 2009 Matt Arnzen No comments

    Providence Health & Services put together this video to generate breast cancer awareness throughout their hospital system. This great example of a hospital not taking themselves too seriously and having a great time for a great cause.  What a great example of Providence showcasing their brand to the world.