Digital Biographer moooving in the right direction…
You may have noticed some sound files being added to this blog over the past few days. Well, you’re not alone – the people who run Utterz.com seem to have noticed too, and have created a rotating banner for the site that advertises my content.
I am deeply flattered, and felt the need to reciprocate the attention by writing a little about the site – click the image below to see why I find Utterz such a useful resource to enhance my personal brand online, and do add your own comments when you see the full-size image – you can do so easily thanks to the great Skitch application. I also enjoy the humorous cow metaphor subtly used throughout the site, where Utterz = Udders (Geddit?), so you can ‘be herd, add ‘mooving’ pictures etc.
My Utterz Profile: http://www.utterz.com/~h-davidpetherick/profile.php
HTTV Shortcut: http://httv.biz/utterz/
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