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Posted on April 18, 2008
Connect with Us
BY STEPAN MAZUROV
Following the philosphy of being as open as possible and as accessible as possible we want to help you guys find us out there on the web. While we try to keep Capture the Conversation the central place about talking online we of course connect and intereact as much as possible with everyone. Now here are our social profiles.
James Clark - Blog | Twitter | FriendFeed | LinkedIn | Facebook | Digg | DandyId
Jason Cormier - Blog | Twitter | LinkedIn | Facebook
Jennier Eubanks - LinkedIn | Facebook
Ben Castelli - Blog | Twitter | Facebook
Ingrid Getzan - Blog | Twitter | LinkedIn | Facebook
Stepan Mazurov - Twitter | FriendFeed | LinkedIn | Facebook | Digg | Pownce | DandyId
Emma Sefton - Twitter | FriendFeed | LinkedIn | Facebook | Digg
Wendy Ricci - Twitter | FriendFeed | LinkedIn | Facebook
Look us up, we love to talk to all our readers. We will keep this post updated until we get our own little profiles here at CTC.
UPDATE 7/25/08 - We grew! Added new family members and added a few services for others.
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Posted on April 15, 2008
Two Tips To Help You Rank Well for Your Own Name
BY STEPAN MAZUROV
I am one of the lucky people that does no have a common name, and as such I can easily rank well for my own name. That page links to 6 different websites that contain the way to contact me. My linked in, facebook, this blog (twice), site of our good friend Kris Smith, my very unfinished personal website and even twitter status updates all show up on first page of Google. Here is the tips that should help you achieve the same success.
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Posted on August 6, 2007
WTF Stepan? No Drinking On The Job
BY JAMES CLARK
Happy Birthday Stepan!
Now, Patron is meant for savoring, not slamming.
There's a piece advice that is lost on a 21-year-old.
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