Celebration time—this is blog post 101!  The first 100 covered a wide variety of topics including marketing, consulting, running a business, audience development, databases, creativity, data, women leaders and women in tech, industry events & speaking engagements, and much more.

It seemed a bit over the top to create a list of 101 reasons why I continue to share on my website, so I will drop the zero. Here is my list of 11:

1. I share ideas with all my clients simultaneously.
2. Prospective customers learn about my experience, ideas, and point of view.
3. It keeps my website fresh.
4. Every post makes me think outside my daily tasks.
5. Event summaries help me to remember all the new ideas I get from other industry experts.
6. Writing and photography are both “hobbies” that expand my mind and give me peace (though sometimes frustrating when I am in the middle of a project).
7. I keep learning, as I change what-how-when I post.
8. I share timely content across other social media platforms.
9. I can repurpose older content.
10.  When researching topics or adding outside links, I am often exposed to new sites, technologies, companies, and people.
11. The posts can be interesting conversation starters.

What should the next 100 posts focus on? If you have topics you think I should continue to explore in 2020, feel free to comment or DM me. Another goal for me this year is to write for other sites, magazines, or organizations.  Your suggestions welcome.

Thanks for staying on this journey with me.

Cindy

P.S. I will be co-presenting a webinar on 2/19/20 for MCMA about today’s need-to-know marketing acronyms. This is has been completely re-vamped from our AAMP presentation, explaining 30+ terms with lots of real-world samples. You can register here.