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Yahoo Profiles.
In previous posts, Google Profiles – Creating Your Social Networking Spiderweb – Tip 08, we covered setting up Google and Microsoft Live Profiles and why they are such a great idea. This is a continuation on that theme, only this time we are covering Yahoo Profiles and why you should set one up to promote yourself.
And here is an example of what my Yahoo Profile looks like http://profiles.yahoo.com/markvschwartz
Live – Bing Profiles.
In a previous post, Google Profiles – Creating Your Social Networking Spiderweb – Tip 08, we covered setting up a Google Profile and why it is such a great idea. This is a continuation on that theme, only this time we are covering Microsoft’s Live (Bing) Profiles and why you should set one up to promote yourself.
And here is an example of what my Live Profile looks like – http://cid-76eddf7545e67454.profile.live.com/
“Google Profiles” are a great way to promote yourself, your brand and get your name out on the web.
Google Profiles are being given very good placement in the search engine results, so it is worth it for you to set one up.
A Google profile is exactly what it sounds like: A personal profile that appears when someone does a Google search of your name — it lets you display to others more about who you are and what you’re all about. My advice: Create one now to make sure you’re properly represented on the Web. Creating a Google profile is a great “low cost seo” tactic used by many “seo experts”.
Once you set up your Google profile it will (soon) be available in other Google web applications. For example, when you are in Google Maps there is a link to your profile at the top of the page.
Profiles are public and contain basic information about yourself: a nickname (the real name is displayed only to your contacts), your occupation, your location, a list of your links to other sites, a photo and a short description.
To begin with, you can upload a photo of yourself so people that have met you will know you are the person they are looking for. A profile also lets visitors send you messages (but doesn’t give them your e-mail address — nice bit of privacy protection there), read your bio, get contact information (whatever you care to provide), and see any links you care to share. And, Google now lists name-search results in a Profile section at the bottom of the query page. By creating a profile, you can stake a claim to that section and, hopefully, steer searchers to the real you.
Creating a Google Profile is easy:
Setting up a Google profile provides an easy opportunity for you to promote your business. Your Google profile is one more tool you have to network, connect online and improve how people find you on the Internet. Ultimately, you have everything to gain by setting up your own Google profile as part of your “social networking spiderweb” and Internet marketing strategy.