Posted by Staff on June 25th, 2007 — Posted in Finding People
When it comes to the Internet, finding people by leveraging an existing database of people is the way to go. The old way, right, was to go to the Courthouse and sift through microfilm records. Not any more.
So, when one of our site sponsors, Peoplefinderpages.com, asked us to write a review, we we’re excited about the prospect.
Let’s face it. When you are looking for a loved one, a long lost lover, or your old best friend, you need to use a company’s services or database like our sponsor, Peoplefinderpages.com.
Depending on the person’s name, you can try Googling their name but this will require a lot of follow up on each result. You may have to sort through hundreds and look for a pattern of geography, spelling variations, and email addresses. And, if the person whom you are looking for has a common name like Smith, or John, you can forget that approach. The only time Googling a person’s name, in order to find them, will work, is when they have a unique spelling variation of a common name, or have a unique name to begin with
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If you are getting into a new relationship, then you should consider running a background check on your new love candidate. There is no reason not to. Perhaps you do not want to find out about your loved one’s past. That’s your choice but consider the ramifications if you’re wrong. It just doesn’t make sense NOT to use a service like PeopleFinderPages.com, ANY other background check service. Just do it.
Find someone you trust and run the idea past them. I think you’ll agree. No, do not ask the person’s permission first. You’ll only upset the matter. This needs to be done privately.
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Posted by Staff on June 21st, 2007 — Posted in Relationship Info
Sure, you read it in every piece of dime-store pulp but what is its practical, everyday application? What is the reality of this statement? Well, in short, it means that you are not going to get your way every time and that is a feeling that takes some getting used to if you are a Type A personality and like to get your way.
Well, fret not, because it gets better. You and your partner will soon figure out that giving, means receiving, and when you humble yourself for just a moment, things start to make sense.
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Posted by Staff on June 21st, 2007 — Posted in Portland News
Our owner asked us to write about an incident that occurred last May that involved two business owners, julie druyea, owner of souk llc, and Garry Egan, owner of SEO WORKSHOPS LLC and founder of the Internet Business Developers Franchise (ibdf.us).
Background: The newly launched workshop focuses on bringing together all of the necessary pieces of Internet Marketing and Search Marketing, and Search Engine Optimization. The workshop featured two top Search Engine Marketing experts, Scott Hendison, and Garry Egan. Both are full time Internet Consultants and know their stuff well enough to have a steady stream of clients.
SOUK’s owner, decided using her ’savvy’ business instincts and wisdom that she did not want to have our SEO Workshop event at her location, and, get this, that they were also not allowed to be a member of SOUK or use their facilities. Does a business owner have the right to refuse service? You decide.
SOUK LLC Blog Entry from SEOZONES.
SOUK LLC REFUSES SERVICE TO CUSTOMER
SOUK LLC DENIES MEMBERSHIP, EVENT
So, SOUK makes the mistake to piss off a Search Engine Marketer. Tsk. Tsk. Not a wise move. Especially one with 165 domains and a daily regiment of updating said sites. Sometimes authors can’t come up with new stuff to write about, from time to time. This only last for an hour or so (or a day) but in order to get back in the mode of writing, you have to start writing, about anything. Like this!
So, apart from the financial loss incurred to me, I decided NOT to litigate as I do not feel this is proper. No. The proper method is to inform the public that we have a crazy business owner on our hands and her decisions cost people money.
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