The People of Web 2.0 - Mig
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on June 06, 2007,
The second in our series "The People of Web 2.0" highlights another great friend of Profy, Web 2.0 and one of my favorite people, period. Mihaela Lica is a talented and super friendly journalist from Romania. This blogger/business lady has had quite a professional career spanning the venues of journalism, public relations, media consulting, SEO, SMO, web site design and blogging. Mihaela and people like her make the Web and the world a better place with their dedication, hard work and unyielding commitment to helping others.
People Are Us
This series is meant to be about the most important aspect of Web 2.0, the people who make up this fantastic new platform where our world is united as never before. People like Mihaela are the heart and soul of this globally interconnected universe we thrive in and it is a pleasure for me and for Profy to shine the spotlight on not only the great innovations of Web 2.0, but onto the wonderful people that help us make this Web an exponential improvement over its predecessor.
A Girl Like You
Mihaela, or Mig as she is affectionately called by her readers and friends, is from Romania where she once worked for the Ministry of Defense. Mig authors several excellent blogs including Pamil Visions a web development service, Blogger Power a site to help safeguard the Web for children, eWritings a Pamil Visions blog/online public relations site, Rounite a novel in Rumanian and Romania My Love where the world can experience this wonderful country through the eyes of a superb tour guide. Mig actually writes or develops on these blogs/sites daily and also finds time to help friends from MyBlogLog (where we met this angel) and to read our blog here at Profy while performing her public relations duties near the village where she lives in Germany.
A Great Blogger is a Friend
How many times have we needed someone just to give us an opinion or advice to be answered by someone who really cares? We all rely so much on one another and I know I have been very lucky to meet people like Mig who are sometimes much busier than myself but who take the time to lend a helping hand or a kind word. Mig is the kind of person and community member that led us to start this series. People do not have to be celebrities or world famous to be an integral part of the Web and the world; in fact all the celebrities in the world would be quite useless without people like Mihaela to be frank. Just a quick read of the content or comments on one of Mig's sites instantly reflects a person who is a friend to everyone.
Balance
I used to wonder (and have reflected many times here) how an SEO organization could possibly be inclusive of both excellence and effectiveness. The old saying is: "Never say never" and I would never have thought it possible in this age of hype and trickery on the Web. SEO by its definition should have been about optimizing sites so that their content and value attracted search to them. This is the way a true site developer should approach site design and optimization. Balance is the key to excellence in a life or for a web site. Mig designs, advises and develops relationships for her clients in the same way she helps friends, fights for humanitarian causes and ultimately balances her love for work, charity and Salsa dancing. You read it right Salsa, and not just the watered down kind but the Cuban style in her own words, erotic and passionate. So there is the formula for a great blogger, fantastic business woman and a beautiful lady, person and friend. Balance in all things and a passion for living and sharing. Perhaps this is what we are all here on Web 2.0 for after all.
Notes To Our Great Readers and Members
It is important I think to tell our fantastic readers and Profy members that none of the people spotlighted in this series has had a clue that we wanted to share them with you. Mig is a member of Profy who visits and comments regularly but the primary reason she was chosen was really to share her with you if you have not already seen her in the blogosphere. So, if you see that sweet smile at MyBlogLog or here at Profy say hello and be amazed at another of the wonderful people of Web 2.0.
We leave you with a collage from one of Mig's blogs, which we are sure she will want the entire world to see. The story of the red pepper necklace is one for our subject to tell.
