I have always been fascinated by my own Google results. Call it narcissist, but I am concerned about what I am linked to, and who is linked to me (pun totally intended). My results (all 184 of them at this moment) vary from positive, vague, to totally misleading. My postive results throw up my LinkedIn …
Category Archive: Blatant Self Promotion
Permanent link to this article: http://noshtradamus.com/2009/02/05/how-to-perform-better-on-google-and-a-nice-link-to-julia-angwin/
Sep 11
IndiBloggers Delhi Meet – Nurturing The Energy
Last Saturday evening, I spent around four hours with some of the friendliest, most unassuming bunch of people I have met in a long time. Which is surprising, considering I was at the IndiBloggers offline meet in Delhi. And Bloggers, as their reputation suggests, are a volatile and unpredictable bunch of people. “True, Bloggers around …
Permanent link to this article: http://noshtradamus.com/2008/09/11/indibloggers-delhi-meet-nurturing-the-energy/
Feb 01
Slogging versus Blogging
I’m often faced with the tough task of finding a work-bloglife balance. Sharing my thoughts for money, versus sharing my thoughts nothing. And usually, as my last stretch of silence on this blog would indicate – slogging for money wins out! The other thing is, most people think blogging doesn’t require any thought of effort …
Permanent link to this article: http://noshtradamus.com/2007/02/01/slogging-versus-blogging/
Nov 20
New Media and what not
When I tell people that I help companies understand new media, and how to use it to their benefit, most people look at me and say – “by new media you mean the internet, right..? what else is there??!”. In the beginning, I used to get stumped by the ignorance behind this assumption. I used …
Permanent link to this article: http://noshtradamus.com/2006/11/20/new-media-and-what-not/
Nov 02
The Great Indian “Superbike” Dilemma
Every couple of weeks I open a newspaper or magazine in India, to see these gorgeous photographs of superbikes (like the one above), with accompanying headlines like “the superbikes are coming!” and alternately “the big bike question” (ET AutoMania, 2nd November 2006). Enticed enough by the visuals, I end up reading the article, only to …
Permanent link to this article: http://noshtradamus.com/2006/11/02/the-great-indian-superbike-dilemma/
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