Comments for Ron McDaniel http://www.ronmcdaniel.com Fri, 02 Sep 2011 21:11:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Make Money with Google Plus by Aniefiok Ukang http://www.ronmcdaniel.com/make-money-with-google-plus.htm#comment-70 Aniefiok Ukang Fri, 02 Sep 2011 21:11:48 +0000 http://www.ronmcdaniel.com/?p=493#comment-70 Google Plus is about to be explore by every online internet business marketer and it's true that one need to figure out how to make money with any social media and since Google plus is about to be given birth it's time we make good used of the site to maximize profits. That's why i have already figure out how to used Google Plus at www.webdollarsforum.com and you have to also strategist your own system just like Ron has said it all here. This blog is a nice place to be and i welcome every one here and hope to remain with you all and contribute to this blog. See You All At The Top Cheer... Google Plus is about to be explore by every online internet business marketer and it’s true that one need to figure out how to make money with any social media and since Google plus is about to be given birth it’s time we make good used of the site to maximize profits. That’s why i have already figure out how to used Google Plus at http://www.webdollarsforum.com and you have to also strategist your own system just like Ron has said it all here.

This blog is a nice place to be and i welcome every one here and hope to remain with you all and contribute to this blog.
See You All At The Top
Cheer…

]]> Comment on Make Money with Google Plus by Hemendra Kumar Saini http://www.ronmcdaniel.com/make-money-with-google-plus.htm#comment-47 Hemendra Kumar Saini Wed, 10 Aug 2011 06:22:25 +0000 http://www.ronmcdaniel.com/?p=493#comment-47 That' s very right Ron, the key to make money through any social networking website to build trust with that social network users and then it is kickstart of your money making times. Also check my version of money making with G+ http://www.answersfm.com/2011/08/how-to-make-money-with-google-plus.html That’ s very right Ron, the key to make money through any social networking website to build trust with that social network users and then it is kickstart of your money making times. Also check my version of money making with G+

http://www.answersfm.com/2011/08/how-to-make-money-with-google-plus.html

]]> Comment on Make Money with Google Plus by David http://www.ronmcdaniel.com/make-money-with-google-plus.htm#comment-43 David Thu, 04 Aug 2011 16:57:47 +0000 http://www.ronmcdaniel.com/?p=493#comment-43 Don't forget to Short your Google+ profile using sites like http://myplus.co and share it with the world. This will help your friend's and followers easily remember you and your profile. This will ensure more traffic and more followers to your profile. Don’t forget to Short your Google+ profile using sites like http://myplus.co and share it with the world. This will help your friend’s and followers easily remember you and your profile. This will ensure more traffic and more followers to your profile.

]]> Comment on Google Plus Traffic Trends by JimBlogger http://www.ronmcdaniel.com/google-plus-traffic-trends.htm#comment-37 JimBlogger Fri, 29 Jul 2011 10:14:22 +0000 http://www.ronmcdaniel.com/?p=464#comment-37 Considering Google+ is in beta this doesn't come as a surprise to me. They have some interesting concepts but people are WAY to used to Facebook. Perhaps a secure, very private social network would bring in more people instead of so much openess? Considering Google+ is in beta this doesn’t come as a surprise to me. They have some interesting concepts but people are WAY to used to Facebook. Perhaps a secure, very private social network would bring in more people instead of so much openess?

]]> Comment on Google Plus Avatar by Sana Meno http://www.ronmcdaniel.com/google-plus-avatar.htm#comment-30 Sana Meno Mon, 25 Jul 2011 04:15:11 +0000 http://www.ronmcdaniel.com/?p=457#comment-30 you have a very good point there, Christian Adams. staying with our subject "Google Plus Profile avatar" I have been seeing many professional photographers creatively personalising their g+ profile on the "Scrapbook photos". the scrapbook photos in Google+ allows you to use 5 photos to be kept at the top of your profile page. if creatively arranged, the 5 photos can form a very nice looking profile. a good example on this is Brian Rose, (hint: every photo represents a letter, they all form one word). if you're in G+, have a look at Felipe Apostol and Dariusz Majgier profiles. for those who are looking to make a simple G+ profile avatar. here is a blog page to give you some hints: http://google-plus-network.blogspot.com/2011/07/google-icon-avatar-profile-photo-maker.html you have a very good point there, Christian Adams. staying with our subject “Google Plus Profile avatar” I have been seeing many professional photographers creatively personalising their g+ profile on the “Scrapbook photos”. the scrapbook photos in Google+ allows you to use 5 photos to be kept at the top of your profile page. if creatively arranged, the 5 photos can form a very nice looking profile. a good example on this is Brian Rose, (hint: every photo represents a letter, they all form one word).
if you’re in G+, have a look at Felipe Apostol and Dariusz Majgier profiles.

for those who are looking to make a simple G+ profile avatar. here is a blog page to give you some hints:
http://google-plus-network.blogspot.com/2011/07/google-icon-avatar-profile-photo-maker.html

]]> Comment on Lead Generation Software Categories by Jay Domainer http://www.ronmcdaniel.com/lead-generation-software-categories.htm#comment-29 Jay Domainer Sat, 23 Jul 2011 22:29:13 +0000 http://www.ronmcdaniel.com/?p=466#comment-29 Thanks for the <a href="http://bestleadgenerationtechniques.com" rel="nofollow">lead generation techniques</a> in your article. I use a software program to generate lead list that falls into your "Lead Collection Software". You are right in that I have to be "very creative with your search terms" to get a good list. Thanks for the lead generation techniques in your article. I use a software program to generate lead list that falls into your “Lead Collection Software”. You are right in that I have to be “very creative with your search terms” to get a good list.

]]> Comment on Google Plus Avatar by Ron McDaniel http://www.ronmcdaniel.com/google-plus-avatar.htm#comment-25 Ron McDaniel Sat, 16 Jul 2011 15:29:07 +0000 http://www.ronmcdaniel.com/?p=457#comment-25 Well said and I get that. However, it is more based on my experience that a lot of people that do not put a face on their avatar are going to spam me. It is a learned habit based on experience, not a deeply rooted philosophy I consciously do. Well said and I get that.

However, it is more based on my experience that a lot of people that do not put a face on their avatar are going to spam me. It is a learned habit based on experience, not a deeply rooted philosophy I consciously do.

]]> Comment on Google Plus Avatar by Christian Adams http://www.ronmcdaniel.com/google-plus-avatar.htm#comment-24 Christian Adams Sat, 16 Jul 2011 14:47:16 +0000 http://www.ronmcdaniel.com/?p=457#comment-24 It is too bad people judge a book by the cover. I have been accused of being one of those who does the cliche self-portrait in the mirror (and even to be a follower), but it has become somewhat of my current branded picture. You see growing up as a self-conscious young man I didn't have a lot of confidence in my appearance and in someways still don't today. I think that is one of the reasons I got into photography in the first place. I was taking pictures of the pretty things and it wasn't about me and it will never about me. I want to be known for my work and that it can stand on its own two legs. I realize there is a difference between being confident and cocky, but I'd rather not take the chance where I start believing my own bull. Do I need to "breakout of my comfort zone" from time to time? Yes. I actually have been trying to find time with another photographer friend to take a halfway decent photo of me. However, I am comfortable with who I am in that picture. It is always interesting when a new technology comes along how some well-known bloggers and interactive marketers like to use others as example to attempt to prove a point. Especially in the Social Media and online presence realm. You're conversational marketing grammar is horrible. Why aren't you an English teacher. You're too this. You're too that. I now know how a fat girl feels. Are we really that petty that we have to break others down to attempt to make ones self feel good and more superior. How about we graduate from high school and do a little more research on the person behind the picture. I would say if you were a Warren Buffet C-level executive who didn't have milli-seconds to spend on decision making it would be a different issue. Yes. You only get split second decisions to make an impression, but that is not my goal. I build relationships with people by engaging with them and not by the way their picture looks. I don't build them off of false impressions. Funny thing is I didn't add you to my circle because of your picture. I read your about page. Be known for the less petty things, create good content, and get over yourself. It is too bad people judge a book by the cover. I have been accused of being one of those who does the cliche self-portrait in the mirror (and even to be a follower), but it has become somewhat of my current branded picture. You see growing up as a self-conscious young man I didn’t have a lot of confidence in my appearance and in someways still don’t today. I think that is one of the reasons I got into photography in the first place. I was taking pictures of the pretty things and it wasn’t about me and it will never about me. I want to be known for my work and that it can stand on its own two legs. I realize there is a difference between being confident and cocky, but I’d rather not take the chance where I start believing my own bull.

Do I need to “breakout of my comfort zone” from time to time? Yes. I actually have been trying to find time with another photographer friend to take a halfway decent photo of me. However, I am comfortable with who I am in that picture. It is always interesting when a new technology comes along how some well-known bloggers and interactive marketers like to use others as example to attempt to prove a point. Especially in the Social Media and online presence realm. You’re conversational marketing grammar is horrible. Why aren’t you an English teacher. You’re too this. You’re too that. I now know how a fat girl feels.

Are we really that petty that we have to break others down to attempt to make ones self feel good and more superior. How about we graduate from high school and do a little more research on the person behind the picture. I would say if you were a Warren Buffet C-level executive who didn’t have milli-seconds to spend on decision making it would be a different issue. Yes. You only get split second decisions to make an impression, but that is not my goal. I build relationships with people by engaging with them and not by the way their picture looks. I don’t build them off of false impressions.

Funny thing is I didn’t add you to my circle because of your picture. I read your about page. Be known for the less petty things, create good content, and get over yourself.

]]> Comment on Google Plus – 7 Things to Like by Milan http://www.ronmcdaniel.com/google-plus-7-things-to-like.htm#comment-19 Milan Tue, 12 Jul 2011 13:52:02 +0000 http://www.ronmcdaniel.com/?p=425#comment-19 I hope it has slightly better integration for the kickoff. Instant Upload sounds great but if it doesn't go to Picasa, Twitter, FB, I'll still have to find a way to send it there I hope it has slightly better integration for the kickoff. Instant Upload sounds great but if it doesn’t go to Picasa, Twitter, FB, I’ll still have to find a way to send it there

]]> Comment on Professor or University Speaker? by David http://www.ronmcdaniel.com/professor-or-university-speaker.htm#comment-15 David Wed, 29 Dec 2010 03:34:56 +0000 http://www.ronmcdaniel.com/?p=320#comment-15 I was recently asked to teach something similar. I'm curious, would you do it again? What would you do differently? Thanks in advance. I was recently asked to teach something similar. I’m curious, would you do it again? What would you do differently? Thanks in advance.

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