How does the Internet see you?
That is the question that Personas, a project at MIT, asks. It’s a kind of Doppler Radar for your Web presence. Here’s what my Personas looks like.
It leaves me wondering… what’s so “illegal” about me?
I don’t think there’s anything you can decipher or definitively pull from the Personas analysis. But it is a great way to take an alternate look at your personal brand on the World Wide Web.
Here’s an analysis for Liz Pulliam Weston, a personal finance adviser, and contributor to MSN. Liz’s presence is much more diverse, colorful, and spans 29 dimensions (versus my three). If nothing else, it says that her brand touches a wide-spectrum of interest and very broadly on the Web.
And why not type in your corporate brand as well and see what comes up?
[Hat-tip to Sam Kaufman]