Great list of projects, Chris. Looks like fun! Will definitely attempt one if not more. Thanks!
Andrew Rivett
· 1 year ago
That is an excellent list full of great ideas. I can relate to #19 as I don't own a TV and don't subscribe to any newspapers, so often get asked the question: "How to I get my news?". I recently wrote a blog post on how I use RSS and podcasts for all my news. (http://www.digitalmouseworks.ca/2008/02/06/news...)
The question is now, how do we promote this to the people who currently don't understand blogs, rss and podcasts?
Will Adam
· 1 year ago
Thanks for the *inspiration* Chris...all I had came up with today was "Things to do with your dead HD-DVD player" ;)
Laurent LaSalle
· 1 year ago
This is GOLD. Unfortunately, I'll be doing proposition 21 soon as a videopodcast, which is something entirely different...
J Viator
· 1 year ago
I really like the concept of "My Mother, My Daughter." I often see the generation gap in thinking between older and younger professionals in the workplace, especially as it relates to New Media. Seeing these differences in an interview would be extremely interesting and possibly helpful. Great idea!
Joker the Lurcher
· 1 year ago
some great ideas for when life calms down a bit!
Andrew Conard
· 1 year ago
Chris - Thanks for the list. I was referred through another blog and I am excited to try some of these things and continue to read your posts.
Andrew Conard
· 1 year ago
Chris - Thanks for the list of great ideas! I found this link via another post and am excited to try a few of your suggestions and read more of your posts.
Rick Wolff
· 1 year ago
You realize, those are 20 ideas for not just blog posts, but entire blogs. Some have longer "legs" than others.
Dale Cruse
· 1 year ago
21. If you could change the world with a blog post, what would it be about?
Rachel Happe
· 1 year ago
Thanks for the great, thought-provoking list Chris. I particularly liked My Mother/My Daughter too as I often try to pull my own mother into social media conversations (she is community developer/manager) and she has a completely different perspective on the tools she needs (blogging is not one of them!)
Kim Wood
· 1 year ago
I am one of those bloggers with frequent battles with writers block. Thank you!
My Daily Thoughts
· 1 year ago
Excellent tips... I sometimes want to blog the whole day. Post everything that comes to my mind. However I learned that working more on traffic is also important. I wish I have so much time to blog about everything. Thanks for sharing
Escoofield
· 1 year ago
Wow this is so smart and absolutely useful! It is truly amazing and very good! Thanks for this it really helped me!
You know how you tell yourself you are studying because you have your certification books opened in front of you? But you are really clicking on Stumble Upon to find interesting posts to read?
Yeah well, I came across yours and had to write to tell you I enjoyed it very much. I gave it the thumbs up, so more people can come across it and enjoy it also.
Imgene
· 10 months ago
...a lightbulb just went on (dimly...but on)...thx
Brenda Moore
· 9 months ago
Dear Chris: I have not started a blog yet but have been following a number of folks on Twitter, Facebook, etc. I have taken the last few hours and have sifted through your excellent information on blogging and it's benefits. I follow you on Twitter and enjoy your blog very much.
Great ideas! Brenda
canvas paintings
· 2 weeks ago
great article thank you for sharing, I hope to also try some of these projects, thanks jo
All Comments
Thanks!
The question is now, how do we promote this to the people who currently don't understand blogs, rss and podcasts?
It is truly amazing and very good! Thanks for this it really helped me!
Escoofield -
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Yeah well, I came across yours and had to write to tell you I enjoyed it very much. I gave it the thumbs up, so more people can come across it and enjoy it also.
I follow you on Twitter and enjoy your blog very much.
Great ideas!
Brenda