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She’s baaaack…
Posted on March 9th, 2009 1 commentIt’s been over 2 years since I have tapped the keys to post on my blog. I really can’t believe it has been that long.
My last blog post was “Blogging takes courage” (Look down to read more. I was able to import some of the posts from my old blog)
It was a good post, but not great enough to be the last thing I had to say about blogging. So, today marks the day I am coming back from my blog retirement. I hate to offer excuses, but after starting blogging in 2004, two years later I had pretty much run out of things to say. You see my first blog was about blogs and blogging. I think it was too narrow of a focus. Between struggling to find new things to discuss and having a losing battle with spammers, I had grown disenchanted. Which led to my hiatus for a few years.
But, I do miss it. I miss having a bit more space to ramble on than Twitter. My blog, although I share it with the world, is really my soapbox. It is my freedom to write whatever the heck I want. How often in life do we get that?
So, I welcome you to my marketing blog. Where I tell it like I see it. And, invite you to do the same.
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Blogging takes courage
Posted on October 2nd, 2006 1 commentBlogging for yourself or your organization is risky. From discussing an unpopular view, to libel issues, it takes courage to embrace the blog concept and steer readers down your preferred blogging path.
The best bloggers take a stand on something and defend it. Whether popular or not, I respect bloggers who can speak their mind and defend their arguments. )Probably comes from my Political Science background) I may not agree with your point, but I respect your right to make it.]]>
Like anything you do in the public eye, blogging takes courage.
Blogging for yourself or your organization is risky. From discussing an unpopular view, to libel issues, it takes courage to embrace the blog concept and steer readers down your preferred blogging path.
The best bloggers take a stand on something and defend it. Whether popular or not, I respect bloggers who can speak their mind and defend their arguments. )Probably comes from my Political Science background) I may not agree with your point, but I respect your right to make it.
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