I wish to go on the record in stating that Blogs will indeed paint a picture of what the society was like in this decade. So be careful what you write, how you act and what you say.

If Blogs do not tell of what our society is, How will the Present Period be Recorded in History?

I am certain that the information on our Blogs will tell a story and that story will go down in history as much or more than the headlines, names or events of our day. Because Blogs are all that and more, they tell our story. This is why I believe that Blogging does matter.

If so perhaps then we owe it to ourselves to make our Blogs accurately correct as we discuss the future and do it with the written word on the Internet and videos and art and pictures, even audio.

If someone tries to tell you that what you are writing on your Blog does not matter or is irrelevant then you should be skeptical of their motives. Do not allow that to stop you. Let’s here what you have to say; what everyone has to say and let’s take that information to make history today.

These too know what they are doing, and the combination of The Blog Squad and Our Fearless Leader is not to be missed!

IMHO

I like your idea about longer headlines. It seems that my articles with long headlines get more attention than the ones with shorter headlines so that makes sense. And the point about having 100 or more articles published before you see any real results was well taken as well. I didn’t realize when I started that it would take that long - or I’d have come out of the gate much faster.

A word to new start ups: In the beginning you’ll have fewer customers, less money and more time for marketing. Syndicate as many articles as you can early on because as you grow it will become more of a challenge.

Dr. Patsi posted her notes from the interview:
http://www.coachezines.com/2007/03/article_marketi_1.html