The Publisher

This blog was original written and posted on the  optioneerJM  blog.  Excuse moi to readers who come to  optioneerJM  for business, leadership, sales or social media advice.  You have been bombarded with clips from Polyvore, independently posted. I apologize.  It was another experiment or test.  No apologies for the test certainly.  I disclose that I am constantly trying out new avenues online to see what is what, what works, and how I may want to do things differently. This is a "do differently".   Polyvore allows users to create fashion statements, creative ensemble within a specific user base:  fashion enthusiasts, fashionistas and creative personalities.  I hadn't been there for a while before yesterday.  Because I haven't, I looked at the experience with fresh eyes, as if new. Polyvore is a great environment for the fashion conscience, creative minds, fashionistas and the like.  My  meanderingsabout  blog is my reflection on creative expression ... out

a REFLECTIVE reflection The following blog was originally written and posted on my " A Commentary " blog (without the lead in image above, I added that now).   I was reviewing what I had written and realized it is something that I usually cover in MEANDERINGSabout blog.  Then I got to thinking, not unusual for me after the sun goes down, it is more reflective than reactive .... there are areas pertinent to The optioneerJM blog here.   So, I decided to do it more like a social media experiment.  Is there any benefit to cross-linking internally.  Meaning, three blogs under the same umbrella with Google:  could they help increase the reaction or traction to the original blog, or is the reaction (meaning clicks) coming from mostly those who subscribe independently.   Google's analytics for Blogs is superior to most.  As a blogger with Word Press I did forewarn that I was going to start comparing the values each bring.   There is a lot of power behind Google,