prompted me to publish this article as part of the blog parade.
Thanks to my editorial workflow, I usually don't have to ask myself the question "What should I write about?" (anymore). Instead, I have the luxury problem of "What should I choose?" or "What do I want to write about now?"
It wasn't always like this! When I started my first blog, Marketing Oasis, in 2006, I just started writing.
I was inspired by other blog cambodia telegram screening articles, magazines, specialist books and customer questions and then just started. As with many other bloggers, there were always phases in which I didn't know what to write.
I had to close the blog in 2008 not because I had run out of ideas, but because I couldn't get rid of a hacker.
In 2012, I started my second blog, the Marketing Logbook. Even then, I had no planning (although not without a plan!). I then had problems sticking to the path I had initially chosen of two blog posts per month.
Because of the many customer projects, I didn't have the time to think about things in between - and so I often only wrote once a month - and some months not at all. I haven't blogged in the logbook since 2016 - I just can't manage two blogs at the same time.