It isn’t that this blog is hidden, but I’ve intentionally done nothing to publicize it. I’d like to let the liquid in the bottle breathe so to speak. Since I’m not ready to do anything with SeanMPlatt.com quite yet, I thought it would be best if I built it slowly, strengthening the scaffolding before I lift the curtain. This is the opposite of the way I normally do things – get an idea for a great site, unleash it to the world and then try and fumble my fingers around the pieces while they scatter to and fro.
No more, at least not here. Every day my thoughts on this site crystalize a little more; my clarity grows sharper and I am able to more clearly see precisely what I want to do with it. Subscribers I believe are around 15, which totally cracks me up. SMP at least thus far is a site I check in with most every day, drop my links and bid farewell. In and out. It is kind of like a documentation of what I’m doing and I like the unedited quicky posts as well. They have far more in common with email exchanges than they do with Writer Dad.
Something similar has happened with my ghostwriting site as well. Ghostwriter Dad started out as a niche site on ghostwriting, now it’s a place I love writing for. Go figure.
Anyway, yesterday Danny Cooper from DannyCooper.TV left a comment that I just loved. He said, “I like this idea of this blog, it’s like watching your rise to the top in real time.” I loved it so much, I called Cindy over to see it.
Best. Comment. Ever
by admin on May 16, 2009
It isn’t that this blog is hidden, but I’ve intentionally done nothing to publicize it. I’d like to let the liquid in the bottle breathe so to speak. Since I’m not ready to do anything with SeanMPlatt.com quite yet, I thought it would be best if I built it slowly, strengthening the scaffolding before I lift the curtain. This is the opposite of the way I normally do things – get an idea for a great site, unleash it to the world and then try and fumble my fingers around the pieces while they scatter to and fro.
No more, at least not here. Every day my thoughts on this site crystalize a little more; my clarity grows sharper and I am able to more clearly see precisely what I want to do with it. Subscribers I believe are around 15, which totally cracks me up. SMP at least thus far is a site I check in with most every day, drop my links and bid farewell. In and out. It is kind of like a documentation of what I’m doing and I like the unedited quicky posts as well. They have far more in common with email exchanges than they do with Writer Dad.
Something similar has happened with my ghostwriting site as well. Ghostwriter Dad started out as a niche site on ghostwriting, now it’s a place I love writing for. Go figure.
Anyway, yesterday Danny Cooper from DannyCooper.TV left a comment that I just loved. He said, “I like this idea of this blog, it’s like watching your rise to the top in real time.” I loved it so much, I called Cindy over to see it.
Thanks Danny, for totally getting it.
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