Comments on: Blog Strategy: Strict Intervals vs Quality Content http://www.zerostrategist.com/blog-strategy-strict-intervals-vs-quality-content/ Holistic Social Media, Web Strategy and Innovative Design in Portland Oregon Wed, 27 Apr 2011 23:29:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Zero Strategist http://www.zerostrategist.com/blog-strategy-strict-intervals-vs-quality-content/#comment-21 Zero Strategist Wed, 31 Mar 2010 09:39:27 +0000 http://zerostrategist.com/?p=1516#comment-21 Anytime Amy! Nonconformist behavior? Good that means you probably have your priorities straight as far as managing your time and the whole work-life balancing act thing. I agree that there are some definitely some time limits on both ends that should not be crossed if you are a org, but then again the level of resources allocated and amount of things they have going on are on a different scale. Glad you are focused on the value proposition as well and I think it really does come through in your blog (I am sure your readers agree).<br><br>Cheers! Anytime Amy! Nonconformist behavior? Good that means you probably have your priorities straight as far as managing your time and the whole work-life balancing act thing. I agree that there are some definitely some time limits on both ends that should not be crossed if you are a org, but then again the level of resources allocated and amount of things they have going on are on a different scale. Glad you are focused on the value proposition as well and I think it really does come through in your blog (I am sure your readers agree).

Cheers!

]]> By: Zero Strategist http://www.zerostrategist.com/blog-strategy-strict-intervals-vs-quality-content/#comment-20 Zero Strategist Wed, 31 Mar 2010 05:39:27 +0000 http://zerostrategist.com/?p=1516#comment-20 Anytime Amy! Nonconformist behavior? Good that means you probably have your priorities straight as far as managing your time and the whole work-life balancing act thing. I agree that there are some definitely some time limits on both ends that should not be crossed if you are a org, but then again the level of resources allocated and amount of things they have going on are on a different scale. Glad you are focused on the value proposition as well and I think it really does come through in your blog (I am sure your readers agree).<br><br>Cheers! Anytime Amy! Nonconformist behavior? Good that means you probably have your priorities straight as far as managing your time and the whole work-life balancing act thing. I agree that there are some definitely some time limits on both ends that should not be crossed if you are a org, but then again the level of resources allocated and amount of things they have going on are on a different scale. Glad you are focused on the value proposition as well and I think it really does come through in your blog (I am sure your readers agree).

Cheers!

]]> By: Zero Strategist http://www.zerostrategist.com/blog-strategy-strict-intervals-vs-quality-content/#comment-23 Zero Strategist Wed, 31 Mar 2010 04:39:00 +0000 http://zerostrategist.com/?p=1516#comment-23 Anytime Amy! Nonconformist behavior? Good that means you probably have your priorities straight as far as managing your time and the whole work-life balancing act thing. I agree that there are some definitely some time limits on both ends that should not be crossed if you are a org, but then again the level of resources allocated and amount of things they have going on are on a different scale. Glad you are focused on the value proposition as well and I think it really does come through in your blog (I am sure your readers agree). Cheers! Anytime Amy! Nonconformist behavior? Good that means you probably have your priorities straight as far as managing your time and the whole work-life balancing act thing. I agree that there are some definitely some time limits on both ends that should not be crossed if you are a org, but then again the level of resources allocated and amount of things they have going on are on a different scale. Glad you are focused on the value proposition as well and I think it really does come through in your blog (I am sure your readers agree).

Cheers!

]]> By: Zero Strategist http://www.zerostrategist.com/blog-strategy-strict-intervals-vs-quality-content/#comment-24 Zero Strategist Wed, 31 Mar 2010 04:39:00 +0000 http://zerostrategist.com/?p=1516#comment-24 Anytime Amy! Nonconformist behavior? Good that means you probably have your priorities straight as far as managing your time and the whole work-life balancing act thing. I agree that there are some definitely some time limits on both ends that should not be crossed if you are a org, but then again the level of resources allocated and amount of things they have going on are on a different scale. Glad you are focused on the value proposition as well and I think it really does come through in your blog (I am sure your readers agree). Cheers! Anytime Amy! Nonconformist behavior? Good that means you probably have your priorities straight as far as managing your time and the whole work-life balancing act thing. I agree that there are some definitely some time limits on both ends that should not be crossed if you are a org, but then again the level of resources allocated and amount of things they have going on are on a different scale. Glad you are focused on the value proposition as well and I think it really does come through in your blog (I am sure your readers agree).

Cheers!

]]> By: Zero Strategist http://www.zerostrategist.com/blog-strategy-strict-intervals-vs-quality-content/#comment-28 Zero Strategist Wed, 31 Mar 2010 04:39:00 +0000 http://zerostrategist.com/?p=1516#comment-28 Anytime Amy! Nonconformist behavior? Good that means you probably have your priorities straight as far as managing your time and the whole work-life balancing act thing. I agree that there are some definitely some time limits on both ends that should not be crossed if you are a org, but then again the level of resources allocated and amount of things they have going on are on a different scale. Glad you are focused on the value proposition as well and I think it really does come through in your blog (I am sure your readers agree). Cheers! Anytime Amy! Nonconformist behavior? Good that means you probably have your priorities straight as far as managing your time and the whole work-life balancing act thing. I agree that there are some definitely some time limits on both ends that should not be crossed if you are a org, but then again the level of resources allocated and amount of things they have going on are on a different scale. Glad you are focused on the value proposition as well and I think it really does come through in your blog (I am sure your readers agree).

Cheers!

]]> By: Zero Strategist http://www.zerostrategist.com/blog-strategy-strict-intervals-vs-quality-content/#comment-29 Zero Strategist Wed, 31 Mar 2010 04:39:00 +0000 http://zerostrategist.com/?p=1516#comment-29 Anytime Amy! Nonconformist behavior? Good that means you probably have your priorities straight as far as managing your time and the whole work-life balancing act thing. I agree that there are some definitely some time limits on both ends that should not be crossed if you are a org, but then again the level of resources allocated and amount of things they have going on are on a different scale. Glad you are focused on the value proposition as well and I think it really does come through in your blog (I am sure your readers agree). Cheers! Anytime Amy! Nonconformist behavior? Good that means you probably have your priorities straight as far as managing your time and the whole work-life balancing act thing. I agree that there are some definitely some time limits on both ends that should not be crossed if you are a org, but then again the level of resources allocated and amount of things they have going on are on a different scale. Glad you are focused on the value proposition as well and I think it really does come through in your blog (I am sure your readers agree).

Cheers!

]]> By: Zero Strategist http://www.zerostrategist.com/blog-strategy-strict-intervals-vs-quality-content/#comment-67 Zero Strategist Wed, 31 Mar 2010 04:39:00 +0000 http://zerostrategist.com/?p=1516#comment-67 Anytime Amy! Nonconformist behavior? Good that means you probably have your priorities straight as far as managing your time and the whole work-life balancing act thing. I agree that there are some definitely some time limits on both ends that should not be crossed if you are a org, but then again the level of resources allocated and amount of things they have going on are on a different scale. Glad you are focused on the value proposition as well and I think it really does come through in your blog (I am sure your readers agree). Cheers! Anytime Amy! Nonconformist behavior? Good that means you probably have your priorities straight as far as managing your time and the whole work-life balancing act thing. I agree that there are some definitely some time limits on both ends that should not be crossed if you are a org, but then again the level of resources allocated and amount of things they have going on are on a different scale. Glad you are focused on the value proposition as well and I think it really does come through in your blog (I am sure your readers agree).

Cheers!

]]> By: Amy Sample Ward http://www.zerostrategist.com/blog-strategy-strict-intervals-vs-quality-content/#comment-19 Amy Sample Ward Tue, 30 Mar 2010 21:24:53 +0000 http://zerostrategist.com/?p=1516#comment-19 Thanks for this really great post, Todd! I have recently found myself being very aware of my nonconformist behavior to the "must blog on a specified schedule" rule and for the same reasons you include above. It would be one thing, I think, if it was a matter of posting once a month and missing a month as an organization - there is a community that that is interested and so on. I blog more often than that, and I'm an individual (not an organization delivering services or programming). If I miss a week, it's probably because I'm working a ton, and thinking a ton! And when I do post, I hope it's valuable. And value is more important to me (and I think to my readers, too!) than frequency.<br><br>Thanks again! Thanks for this really great post, Todd! I have recently found myself being very aware of my nonconformist behavior to the “must blog on a specified schedule” rule and for the same reasons you include above. It would be one thing, I think, if it was a matter of posting once a month and missing a month as an organization – there is a community that that is interested and so on. I blog more often than that, and I'm an individual (not an organization delivering services or programming). If I miss a week, it's probably because I'm working a ton, and thinking a ton! And when I do post, I hope it's valuable. And value is more important to me (and I think to my readers, too!) than frequency.

Thanks again!

]]> By: Amy Sample Ward http://www.zerostrategist.com/blog-strategy-strict-intervals-vs-quality-content/#comment-27 Amy Sample Ward Tue, 30 Mar 2010 20:24:00 +0000 http://zerostrategist.com/?p=1516#comment-27 Thanks for this really great post, Todd! I have recently found myself being very aware of my nonconformist behavior to the "must blog on a specified schedule" rule and for the same reasons you include above. It would be one thing, I think, if it was a matter of posting once a month and missing a month as an organization - there is a community that that is interested and so on. I blog more often than that, and I'm an individual (not an organization delivering services or programming). If I miss a week, it's probably because I'm working a ton, and thinking a ton! And when I do post, I hope it's valuable. And value is more important to me (and I think to my readers, too!) than frequency. Thanks again! Thanks for this really great post, Todd! I have recently found myself being very aware of my nonconformist behavior to the “must blog on a specified schedule” rule and for the same reasons you include above. It would be one thing, I think, if it was a matter of posting once a month and missing a month as an organization – there is a community that that is interested and so on. I blog more often than that, and I’m an individual (not an organization delivering services or programming). If I miss a week, it’s probably because I’m working a ton, and thinking a ton! And when I do post, I hope it’s valuable. And value is more important to me (and I think to my readers, too!) than frequency.

Thanks again!

]]> By: Zero Strategist http://www.zerostrategist.com/blog-strategy-strict-intervals-vs-quality-content/#comment-22 Zero Strategist Tue, 30 Mar 2010 16:07:00 +0000 http://zerostrategist.com/?p=1516#comment-22 Thanks so much Kimba! We are trying to raise the bar, I hope this turns into a popular trend so we can all have more meaningful/quality interactions in social media this year. :) Thanks so much Kimba! We are trying to raise the bar, I hope this turns into a popular trend so we can all have more meaningful/quality interactions in social media this year. :)

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