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How to keep “Bacon” from becoming “Spam”


Friday April 25, 2008

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Ok, so you have taken our advice and you have decided to dip your toes into the growing “Social Environment” on the internet. How do you keep the nudges, zombie attacks, and status updates (AKA BACON) from making your work or personal email box unmanageable?

That is EASY!

I sign up for all my new “Social accounts” with a gmail address I use for just for this reason. That way if an email comes into my work account I can be fairly certain that it will be “Ham” (Thanks to Gmail for Your Domain) and I should check to make sure it is not a fire that needs my immediate attention. Now if I see an email come to my “Social accounts gmail address” I can digg thru all the “Bacon” at my leisure.

Use this tip and your “Bacon” will never become your new “Spam”

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