Make your Web 2.0 Logo

On Influence 2.0

Too funny. Make your own Web 2.0 Logo here (UPDATE: The site is no longer available). I found this on Peter Glyman’s blog.

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Douglas Karr is the founder of The Marketing Technology Blog. Doug is President and CEO of DK New Media, an online marketing company specializing in inbound marketing leveraging social media, blogging, search engine optimization, pay per click and public relations. Their clients include Webtrends, ChaCha and many more. Douglas is also the author of Corporate Blogging for Dummies.

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http://www.littmagi.com/martweiss.com/wordblog Martin Weiss

That is one cool & funny page. They also have – in a similar design – a webclock. Beats any of the others I’ve seen (though I have never understood why anyone would post a clock on their website…)
http://www.techzonline.net TechZ

I made 2 of those logos on my blog as well
http://geekwithlaptop.com seanrox

Didn’t you hear? Web 2.0 is so last month. It’s now all about web 2.1 optimized

I saw that site a month or so ago. It’s pretty neat. You can even switch the colors to fit your own site as well but I don’t like the mirror effect, so when I did mine for poops and giggles, I removed the mirror.
http://modifoo.com Martin

the service seems to be down for the moment, but here is a funny Web 2.0 bullshit generator:

http://emptybottle.org/bullshit/

And did you notice that Eric (not just any Eric, but _the_ MyBlogLog Eric has been to your site? You are getting famous!)
http://marketingtechblog.com Douglas Karr

Martin, that’s great!

Eric AND Robert Scoble (from Scobleizer) in one day!
http://modifoo.com Martin

Things have gotten worse, now there’s only a 404 error. Bugger, just as I had a really good idea where I could have used that effect.
Well, the Internet is a fluid thing.
Thanks for all the inspiration – smart to have the myBlog community load only on the front page.

http://marketingtechblog.com Douglas Karr

Thanks, Martin! I’ve modified the entry. RE: I have been playing with the sidebar to make it more effective. The MyBlogLog javascript is still on the footer – so those bloggers who visit are still recognized on the home page, but I didn’t want to slow all the pages if their service was running slow.