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Thanks for the helpful feedback. I guess my goal was to source topics that I should cover for sure. But I agree, the point of any blog is to share MY insights a

• dbecker 14y ago
  Thanks for being open to that feedback. I was concerned it would come off more critical than I meant it. I would suggest you write a few posts about the topics you feel you have the most to contribute. This will tell your readers what topics are in your wheelhouse. For example, if you are doing something very technically innovative that I might want to integrate into my future projects, I'd want to read about it. If this isn't an area you are doing something cool, I don't want to read about the fact you are using Ruby. I think the trick is to write about YOUR topic, and have that build into related posts as it would in casual conversation. Given the infrequency of comments on most blogs, it may be hard to consistently add topics by responding to previous blog posts. Heck... that's another potential topic: driving enough engagement to generate that back-and-forth. If it's a problem you have some marketing insight into... I desperately want to hear it. The topics I think you "should cover for sure" are those where you have something interesting to say.
  • njoglekar 14y ago
    I've learned never to take anything personally. Just the fact that you took the time to give me feedback is really generous of you. Definitely trying to experiment with different ways to generate engagement on this blog. In fact I am comparing it to how our company blog functions as well. That can be a post for a later date :). Thanks and take care. Happy thanksgiving.