Thank you for your patience in my 1 year non-blogging experiment!

I appreciate the comment and now that the experiment is over it’s time to ramp up the frequent contributions and I look forward to re-connecting with you!

Thank you for your patience in my 1 year non-blogging experiment!

Yes I love both video and find it much easier for me to create then text.

Great point about focusing on one’s audience. A blog its about it’s readers.

Or a year go by The guide that I provided helps people get a sense of a blogging schedule.

Thank you for your patience in my 1 year non-blogging experiment!

Now that he year experiment is over, expect the live blog growth to commence.

First thank you for your patience in my 1 year non-blogging experiment!

Yes it’s is a challenge to incorporate of the elements of social media. The most critical piece is starting slow and continuously adding more as time progresses.

Sometimes the feeling of overwhelm hits us because we feel we need to do everything all at once.

Just take it one step at a time and look at how our currently marketing strategies are working. If it ain’t broke don’t fit it but improve upon it.

Thank you comment and for your patience in my 1 year non-blogging experiment!

I appreciate the feedback and not that my experiment is over I can continue to work thru providing the best content I know how!

1. I started to blog to express creativity while offering my readers something of value. For example, the most popular post I've written ended up being the most controversial one as well. It's title is how I leveraged 44,000 designers to create my logo. Some of my designer friends found it to be offensive while some of my small business owner readers were very grateful. I would just recommend writing for your readers and not plugging your own wares.

Also, it's important to be at least somewhat consistent in the frequency in which you post. Don't start off posting 5 days a week and then one month later have two weeks go by without a single post.