Business Blog Book Tour 5

Origin_brands_3The next Business Blog Book Tour will make a stop here at Perception Analyzer Dial.Log on Wednesday, October 13. The book is The Origin of Brands, by Al & Laura Ries, which uses the theory of evolution as a model for building successful brands. Be sure to stop back for my Q&A with Al & Laura on 10/13 and click here for the schedule of the other tour stops.

Looking Back

Perception Analyzer Dial.Log is 100 posts-old today. While 100 posts in six months (this blog launched on March 11, 2004) may not be a lot by blog standards, I am pretty selective about what I post and feel a strange sense of accomplishment with this milestone. Yet, I have struggled of late with where this blog should go. At first, the idea was to have a business blog that combined industry info that would be of interest to my clients and prospects with info about my company's specific products and services. I quickly realized that the two didn't mesh very well in the same blog and this soon became a blog mostly about what I, and my company, know best - marketing, advertising, market research and customer experience. I figured if people liked what I had to offer here, some would click over to our corporate web site and see what we're all about. I try to post a good mix of stats, observations, links to interesting articles and real-life stories that are relevant to the aforementioned topics.

Over the past couple of days I have really enjoyed going back and reading over the last 100 posts. I forgot much of what I blogged about and actually found it fun to rediscover items I found interesting over the last six months. I find this blog is truly an extension of myself and of what my company has to offer. What I don't know is, what have my readers come to like most about this blog over the last 100 posts? Are there things of which I should do more or less? Do you like the mix and balance of this blog or would you prefer something different? If you enjoy reading this blog and would like to help me understand these points better (or just want to tell me what you think), please leave a comment. I appreciate your time and look forward to sharing the next 100 posts and beyond.

Blog Jam

For the next two days I will be contributing in some small way to Blog Jam, the first anniversary celebration of FC Now (the Fast Company weblog). Since most of my posting will likely take place there, I will update this post with links to those posts. Click on over and check it out.

My FC Now Blog Jam Posts:

Take It Outside

Nissan's Power Wall

Simple As That

Top Ten List

Supermarket Tech

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