DISQUS

Jim Kukral: Internet Marketing Geeks Tried To Kill Me Yesterday

  • Nate · 2 years ago
    If your heart is thumping, you are having shortness or breath, and you don't know what to do...call a doctor. Don't rely on Google to convince you that you aren't going to die.

    6th link down on the Google search...
    www.attackpanic.com/news/anxiety/panic-attack-r...
  • Chris Pirillo · 2 years ago
    Welcome to the club. Had mine right after the second Gnomedex in Des Moines. :)
  • Amy Domestico · 2 years ago
    Why do I feel partly responsible? Having a horrid guest on your radio show might had done it? lol

    Anxiety........Yoga.... try it.

    You may feel like a complete moron trying to put your feet behind your ears but you will laugh so hard you wont even think about being stressed.

    Or maybe just extra hugs from the kids.....hugs do lots for the soul.
  • smoMashup · 2 years ago
    I believe this is why a lot of SEO firms go for niche phrases. Content and Relevancy are still at play here and though I'm sure most of those companies would like to come up for a more general search like "stop anxiety attack" but if you plug that in you'll find it riddled with lots of resources. There are of course marketers on top of there game here but perhaps that's why wikipedia has become such a wide spread destination.
  • Rosie · 2 years ago
    I always Google my health problems! I thought I was the only one who'd rather self-diagnose and see if I HAVE to go to the doctor or not.

    Glad you feel better - I've had a few anxiety attacks in my life and they are not fun. (I was interned with Hal for a summer, need I say more?) ;)

    (BTW - +5 for adding in a Johnny Cash photo.)
  • Shawn Kerr · 2 years ago
    I had my first anxiety attack several years ago. The first thing I did, had someone come get me and take me to the hospital. I swear it was a heart attack, at least that's what it felt like and since it wasn't, I hope I never have a heart attack. I can only imagine what that feels like.

    Unfortunately Xanax is the only thing that's ever relieved the symptoms. But as much as I stress out, I surprisingly haven't had many that have been as bad as the first one.