This one really irks me: people who use photos that were taken 10 or 20 years ago as their website/twitter/facebook photos. C’mon people, get with it. Do you intend to meet any of your clients in person? Won’t they be a little surprised when the real you doesn’t look much like the virtual you? What’s wrong with using a current photo of yourself? Could it be any easier to do? Get someone to take a picture of you and then upload it to your computer and then to your various sites. The next time I meet someone whose picture doesn’t correspond with their current age, I’m going to say, “My how you’ve aged since you got on the web.” Why not put up a new picture every month? Why not?
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