The Bronto Blog is traditionally a forum to discuss email marketing best practices. However, as we near the end of 2008, I thought it may be the appropriate time to mix things up a bit. So, yesterday morning, I asked a simple question on Twitter:
Twitter Question: Value of blog posts from now until new year. Is it worth doing any corporate blogging in next 2 weeks? Will anyone read?
As you can see from a non-statistically significant, fairly biased sampling of the Twitter replies, there was no clear answer.
So, instead of blogging about 2009 tips and predictions or Email Trends in 2009, I decided a nice way to close out 2008 would be to show off some Bronto pictures from the past few years (click on image). Enjoy…
Enjoy!
DJ Waldow
Director of Best Practices & Deliverability
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In my experience, between (now) and January 2nd, traffic on the Web drops significantly. Personally, I would hold any major editorials from publishing between then and now. Although, it’s not a bad idea to line it up and queue it for early January. People love reflecting on the previous year in early January.
A few other ideas to blog about around the holidays would be the support schedule for customers, any words from execs, holiday team wishes, new years commitments. Then again, team/company photos probably work best.
I love the Bronto blog. Keep it up, DJ Waldo. Happy holidays to you and your team and have a safe and exciting 2009!
~Joe
@Joe: Thanks for your kind words about the Bronto Blog (we love it too!). Also, I appreciate your thoughts on what to blog about around the holidays. I kinda opted for the easy way out…
Back in 2009!
dj
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DJ Waldow
Director of Best Practices & Deliverability
Bronto Software, Inc
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