
IItโs been a refreshing two days of not gently mocking the rudimentary online learning programme that is โBlogging 101โ, yet my last two posts were, in fact, assignments for said course. Some might say that my writing is more appealing when itโs not specifically on the topic of blogging. To those people, I say…
…well, you probably do have a point.
However, โBlogging 101โ lasts but two more days, so I shall resume the pretence of being the insincere studentโeven though anyone who reads this regularly (and yes, those people do exist; theyโre just a very small group of the intellectual elite at the moment) knows that Iโve been secretly following the course diligently.
And now itโs time for the penultimate assignment: Extend your brand with one of the following: a custom Blavatar, a custom image widget, or a Facebook fan page.
To which I reply: done, done, and done.
I could explain what a Blavatar is, but itโs easier to show you. This is mine:

This is why itโs cool.

Some people call them Favicons. I have no preference for either term. I canโt imagine using either with any kind of regularity.
But Iโm not sure that any of the above is โextending my brandโ enough. So Iโve created this awesome range of merchandise. None of which will ever be available in a store near you.



You know you want it all…














4 responses to “Blavatars, Widgets, and World Domination”
I made the mistake of reading this at work and then had to turn my snort of laughter into a sort “coffee went the wrong way” cough. I do hope this merchandise will be signed?
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It’ll cost extra…
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Love your branded merchandise! You should totally make it available for sale. ๐
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It has certainly generated more interest than I thought it would…
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