I got a tip that our friend Dave Pasternack has taken to spamming MyBloglog now. Pretty nice, one community is his own bio page at Did-it, the other is Did-it.com main site and the third is his CafePress shop. Which is particularly funny because they left out the Did-it.com actual blog, way to go for relevancy there guys!
Almost as Funny as Kevin Lee of Did-it.com posting a question on LinkedIn and then pulling it because he wasn’t getting the answers he wanted.
Now of course the page in question could be someone posing as Dave Pasternack and not the real Dave Pasternack, which would make him not guilty of spamming but make him collateral damage in reputation management problem of his own making.
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I guess Mr Pasternack wasn’t interested the advice you posted for him.
Perhaps Confucius is more to his liking…
“To get your self out of the hole, first you have to stop digging.”
Dave doesn’t have time to post on our blog very often, making that link one that is less relevant that his store which was fun to put together by the way) or his bio.
BTW, I didn’t pull the question from LinkedIn. It was working quite nicely to stir the S#@T. It was tagged/flagged as self-promotional, probably by an SEO person who preferred that question not be asked. I rewrote it to announce that we would give the winnings to charity of we won, and that one was also tagged.
So are the did-it.com assclowns backing out of the money? (must go look..)
Dave Pasternack could be a new “banned” term…
“SEO – 3 out of 4 rocket scientists don’t get it either”
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