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]]> By: This Will Change Your Life! http://www.blogopreneur.com/2008/07/17/an-assessment-of-the-google-external-keyword-tool/comment-page-1/#comment-472244 This Will Change Your Life! Fri, 25 Jul 2008 12:09:20 +0000 http://www.blogopreneur.com/?p=714#comment-472244 Hi glad to be here found your link on Jims blog hope alls going well for you did you know when you put a whole lot of data together that is related tone subject, it can be collected to yield information. In other words, (sets of data) + (collection of related data sets) = information. Let’s say I want to buy a car. I can collect a lot of data about makes of cars, performance ratings, prices and so on. Once I do that, I have a lot of information about cars and the auto market. Until I think about this collection of data - this information - and put it in context, it is “dumb.” By that I mean it has no meaning. This is what we are flooded with every day. On the Internet, we can find lots and lots of information - dumb collections of data. Some of that information may be useful, and some of it may be accurate. But living in an “information age” means we are flooded all the time with access to more information than we can possibly have time to put in context. We don’t have time to decide what it means, and it comes at us so fast! The amount of information available to anyone in the world today is absolutely staggering, given historical standards. It is truly, literally mind-boggling. All my best to you and your ppc Phillip Skinner Hi glad to be here found your link on Jims blog hope alls going well for you did you know when you put a whole lot of data together that is related tone subject, it can be collected to yield information. In other words, (sets of data) + (collection of related data sets) = information. Let’s say I want to buy a car. I can collect a lot of data about makes of cars, performance ratings, prices and so on. Once I do that, I have a lot of information about cars and the auto market. Until I think about this collection of data – this information – and put it in context, it is “dumb.” By that I mean it has no meaning. This is what we are flooded with every day. On the Internet, we can find lots and lots of information – dumb collections of data. Some of that information may be useful, and some of it may be accurate. But living in an “information age” means we are flooded all the time with access to more information than we can possibly have time to put in context. We don’t have time to decide what it means, and it comes at us so fast! The amount of information available to anyone in the world today is absolutely staggering, given historical standards. It is truly, literally mind-boggling.

All my best to you and your ppc
Phillip Skinner

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