3 responses to “Blogging, I love you”
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I completely agree about blogging being a fine medium. I like that I can self-publish, test my writing, rant occasionally.
It’s also opened up a whole new social circle for me offline, allowing me to fine-tune my knowledge and opinions. It’s so much more than it appears on the surface.
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Absolutely, Chris – thanks for the comment.
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Know what you mean re: marketers panic having shifted away from blogs – as a slower, more meaningful (?) platform for thoughts, perhaps many have realised that blogs require a bigger commitment and a more switched on reactive mind than twitter, not to mention more and more (at least the less consumer focussed-)brands seeming to take being ‘on twitter’ as a digital euphemism for being ahead of the curve. which hasn’t been true for a couple years, i’d say, sector dependent of course. do you think the better blogs have risen to the top since twitter took off – I think maybe yes, as its provided a place for those whose clients are clamouring that they must do something (anything!) on the social web, without recourse to exactly what, or, god help us, why?!
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