Nope. I don’t do anything black-hat honestly. Appointment setting and Public relations mostly.Hmm, I don't think that's the case. Out of 100, how many do you think are anon/face?
But we're all socializing here
People keep mentioning this meme thing, but that's more common on Twitter or Facebook, no? Lol
I guess I did it just to fit in, more low maintainence i guess. Also, maybe because Blackhat methods aren't the most "admirable", I think that's the real reason for everyone.
Very nice honestly
That's actually a good point
That's interesting, were you not afraid of the perception of Blackhat marketing or you just don't mind?
Hey man, the ladies tell me I'm alright so
Maybe for transparency, build trust with people, can't say for sure ¯\_(ツ)_/¯Can you give me one good reason anyone would NOT want to be anonymous on here?
Ok that's a fair pointNope. I don’t do anything black-hat honestly. Appointment setting and Public relations mostly.
So don’t think anything would go wrong with showing my face or revealing my name. As these are already available on multiple public domains.
LolBecause it's not a dating website.
Oohh sht, thats why @xReminisce is so fckn pissed now, what did I doBecause it's not a dating website.
Not sure about others but although I am known by some users from here by my real name, I would still like to keep it separate from an open forum.I've never seen anyone with what seems like a real name/face. What is the reason?
Maybe for transparency, build trust with people, can't say for sure ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@splishsplash that's you broI've never seen anyone with what seems like a real name/face. What is the reason?
Why is it high school? On LinkedIn business professionals use their real face and name. It's considered more trustworthy. Even coaches who teach Instagram DM outreach say to use a real picture, proper bio to achieve better open ratesHaha, good luck with your high school intranet view of the wild web
I understand the professionalism part, but why a photo of a woman?For me, I have no need to turn back.
I used the name and photo at the very beginning of our business and some of our clients were following us privately. If I change then they may not find me.
But privately everyone knows I'm a guy and to be honest we are here to do business, not to date and talk about love. No one cares who you are. Only cares about your product.
But the current photo and name does give us some sense of professionalism and at the very least looks the part.
There is a chance that people will wave to us for the first time through our photo and name.
Imagine who would remember me if I changed my name to “IHasAYacht”...
I know OSINT (open source intelligence) is a thing, but is that possible with just a single photo?there are so many crazy people in this world, some anonymity is not a bad thing when all you want to is to make business relations and not have some weirdo walk up your door.
a photo is all you need. it works with much less already to identify people...I know OSINT (open source intelligence) is a thing, but is that possible with just a single photo?
On LinkedIn business professionals use their real face and name. It's considered more trustworthy. Even coaches who teach Instagram DM outreach say to use a real picture, proper bio to achieve better open rates