With Christmas and the end of the year pretty immanent it’s only natural to get a bit reflective over the coming days. I’m no different.
2009 has been a good year for me professionally, and I’ve picked up new and exciting projects and clients along the way.
Over my few days vacation I plan to relax a bit, read a couple of books and hang out with the woofs; however, I’ll also be doing some thinking about where I want to be in 2010 and how I want my online activities to develop.
In terms of this weblog I’ll be:
- looking through the stats in detail,
- assessing what worked and what didn’t, and
- thinking more about how I can grow my readership, and
- take my weblog to another level.
I’ll also look at how I can organize my time better to produce better content.
Will Weblogs be Hot in 2010?
Although I’m not a fan of predictions, I really think cogent blog content is going to be a key issue for 2010, whether it’s text content or video content.
2009 has been dominated by micro-blogging services like Twitter and Facebook status updates. Whilst these short one-liners are great for having discussions, making a recommendation or asking questions, they don’t show what you do best and they don’t really give a full insight into what you do. That’s what your blog is for.
I enjoy the connections I make on Twitter and I’ve found it a useful channel throughout 2009, but as the year draws to a close I’m thinking more about how I can improve my weblog, not how I use Twitter.
How about you? Where are your thoughts?
