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	<title>Comments on: The latest Google Sh*t Storm</title>
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		<title>By: Patrick</title>
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		<dc:creator>Patrick</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 26 Oct 2007 17:51:08 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>This is one thing I am thinking about more and more.  I&#039;ve recently listened to a a free audio report by Brian Clark of Copyblogger on the subject of &quot;Teaching Sells&quot; and one of the things he is touching on this the tyranny of Google. Too often a lot of us get in the trap of &quot;working for Google&quot;.  One reason I named my company, SpinningSilk Multimedia is because I want to communicate to our clients how important it is to us various forms of media to get their message out.  My company is in a very competitive market and I have to compete for page rank with some large companies that have a lot more capital and have been around a lot longer yet we are reaching out, gaining new customer and growing at a healthy pace by the use of print media, social networks, business blogging and power networking within our market. Google is not the only game and it&#039;s amazing the customers you can find through other channels.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is one thing I am thinking about more and more.  I&#8217;ve recently listened to a a free audio report by Brian Clark of Copyblogger on the subject of &#8220;Teaching Sells&#8221; and one of the things he is touching on this the tyranny of Google. Too often a lot of us get in the trap of &#8220;working for Google&#8221;.  One reason I named my company, SpinningSilk Multimedia is because I want to communicate to our clients how important it is to us various forms of media to get their message out.  My company is in a very competitive market and I have to compete for page rank with some large companies that have a lot more capital and have been around a lot longer yet we are reaching out, gaining new customer and growing at a healthy pace by the use of print media, social networks, business blogging and power networking within our market. Google is not the only game and it&#8217;s amazing the customers you can find through other channels.</p>
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