You might have noticed that this blog continues to change over time. I’ve gone to a hosted blog with its own URL, changed themes a couple of times, tried Entrecard, rearranged my sidebar widgets a few times, etc. Content wise, I’ve tried to adopt an editorial calendar (or theme days, whatever you like to call it) so that you can have some kind of idea of what to expect here at this blog.
What I’d really appreciate at this point is some constructive criticism from all of you.
I don’t want to know what you like about this blog. I want to know what you can think I can improve here at Broadcasting Brain (I’m leaning towards this shorter version of the blog name).
My preferred method would be for you to send me an anonymous E-mail at:
contact
@
broadcasting-brain
dot
com
But please don’t use the contact form for this exercise.
I want honest criticism about any aspect of this blog. It’ll probably be work best if it’s as anonymous as possible. That way, you can say what you really think and feel without worrying about hurting my feelings (and you really shouldn’t worry about that in this exercise: I’ve got thick enough skin to handle it if it’s done in this manner.)
Why am I doing it this way? To try to get honest feedback.
Even in a digital medium where I’ve never met 95% of you in person, it could still be hard for some readers to be publically critical.
So please, take me up on this offer. No matter what you have to say, if it’s honest and constructive, I’ll read it and appreciate it. You’re probably looking for ways to get more visitors to your blog, just like I am. I’m looking to your wisdom and guidance for a means of continuing to improve this blog. Thank you in advance.
If you want to leave your feedback as a comment on this blog post, that’s fine, too. Just be honest and don’t pull any punches. I’m at the point where I could use some additional feedback.
