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> I Can't think of a single founder who blogged high quality original content consistently for more than two years that didn't turn his audience and readership
by ronaldx 13y ago
> I Can't think of a single founder who blogged high quality original content consistently for more than two years that didn't turn his audience and readership into a successful company.
This is statistical nonsense. You are unlikely to be able to think of those founders who don't have successful companies, whether they blogged or not.
In general, we are more aware of founders who blog precisely because they do that. Making a list of blogging founders is pointless unless you have a fair way of listing the non-bloggers.
- davemel37 13y agoMy claim is no more statistical nonsense than the original tweet that claimed successful ceos don't blog. My point is simply that blogging is a proven, repeatable strategy for building an audience. An audience that trusts you and is happy to give you their money. Whereas not-blogging is at best a shaky correlation to successful ceos and their success is just as likely to be despite their not blogging than because they save two hours a week not blogging.