Jason Falls makes the case for me regarding Paul Fresty’s post on the tension between designing and blogging about design:
Sure, someone will probably jump in the comments and say, “Yes, but if it’s not a provable profit center, then it doesn’t make sense for a business.” Providing your employees with good benefits isn’t a provable profit center but without them, your personnel will be less than desirable. If you don’t provide your customers with a human connection to your brand, your customers will be less than desirable, too…
Sure it’s hard work crafting a post. But if you’re not talking the stuff you’re learning and doing, who will? Sure, some of your customers may be raving fans and it’s a boost to the ego to have someone give you kudos, but who (and how) are your potential customers connecting with your brand?
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1 Jason Falls // Aug 29, 2008 at 9:16 am
Thanks for the reference. I’m glad what I wrote there makes sense. Very happy to find your blog as well. Not sure why I hadn’t until now.
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