Life Clerks

In my last post, I gave you an introduction to your Google results and forced all of you to Google your name. If you have a common name, you should use your middle name or brand yourself relative to a topic ; if you have a unique name, you are in a position to own your results page quite easily.

Many of you will get random results when you search on your name, with people who share your name and are in various bands or arts. Others will find “spam” sites that you want removed. Today, I’m going to teach you how to command your Google results, so that you can control what shows up for your name in Google over time. Our main focus is for you to own the top ten results because the majority of internet users stop after the first page. Recruiters, your manager, your teacher, your family, your friends and the next male or female you ask on a date is going to Google you. Are you prepared?
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