I'm sure anyone using the Internet must have done a search for their name on Google or any search. Not only you, some of your friends and potential employers might also have done the same. May be you did not know it. But if you do not show up on Google, you don't exist, you could lose a business deal or you may turn off your friend. May be that is why I write this post on how to optimize search results for your name as a query. Check this out, Google for nivash kumar, 9/10 results are pages that I've created for myself (as on 12th June). Here are ten steps that I would suggest to build your personal brand.
Personal Brand - Strategy on Search Engines Thursday, June 11, 2009
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Twitter - Adding followers of a person to your friends list and follow all of them Friday, June 5, 2009

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Twitter SMS updates in India Friday, May 29, 2009
If you've tried to turn device updates in Twitter and if you are in India, you must have seen it does not work. I've worked around a way to do this. Its simple
Twitter + Google SMS channels = Twitter updates on Mobile
Here is how it works.
You can click on the RSS feed button to get its URL address, as seen below
Subscribe to the person's updates, you will get a feed page as below
goto the address bar of this page and copy its URL. It looks something like thishttp://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline/15071430.rss
Now visit Google SMS channels, from Google Labs, India
login with your google account
Click the link on the right side create your own channel
Fill in the form and select RSS/Atom feed and paste the URL of the feed

Now setup your mobile device in settings of sms channels with your mobile number.
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A day at Mahathma Gandhi Ashram Sunday, May 24, 2009
I saw this guy having a comb and trying to comb his hair for ten minutes, then i called him to speak. He introduced himself as Vivek and told where and how he is studying. I wanted to know his story of his life and how he was orphaned. Asked if he is the only child. He said he had a brother who is fourth grade also in the same place. then I asked your father? He replied, his dad had a fight with his mom and left her. his mom is in a village a little far away from there, may be because of poverty these brothers landed in here. How sad it is for a living father and mother to orphan their children.
It was 12 noon and there was a child who rang the bell for people to get ready for lunch. There was a dining hall which is an exhibition of mahatma's photographs. In focus was a photo of their God. All these kids and few elders assembled in the dining hall and I was also
there. they started with a prayer which they say for themselves and for the world. Then there was a prayer for having such a good day and thanking God for the food they've got. They also wished me for a prosperous life and thanked for the food. I was asked to serve food to them if I would like to and I served it to all of them. After serving I had my lunch with them. The same food, which is as good as it is at home. They seem to follow Gandhian values and principles.
One of the staff told me that they get sponsors for all days and there is also reserve money to keep it running at all times. Happy to hear there are people who sponsor regularly. I'm quite sure the staff are dedicated and responsible for one reason they've kept it running for over a decade and the process and accounts are transparent. I've decided to continue this for years to come. I'm confident these people will keep up their good work.
I left the place after lunch with the fact that, there are a lot people in need for whom I can offer help.
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4 Changes since the last post Monday, May 11, 2009
This post comes into my blog after a long time since I was taking up professional training all this while. The last post of this blog belongs to a time when there was no economic downturn.
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