To write a good article, like what you have said, content is king. The title will also need to be attractive so that people can click on your article and read it.

But writing is definitely my cup of tea, and i love the impact it brings to my businesses.

I know I face the challenge in letting others control projects. I’m too much of a “tweak freak”

Something I gotta learn though.

Thanks for your support and encouragement for me to keep doing what I do. Its nice to know that there are people who enjoy this blog and this is good enough for me

I like your idea about a network of business blogs, and I’ve thought about it before too. However, there are already blog networks and if we were to get started on another one, there is a need to think further how to make it different from the ones out there. (its a true test to our marketing knowledge!)

I’ll drop you a mail to so we can discuss what is possible ya?

Don’t worry about too much about being liked by everybody on the blogosphere. I realise that the more prominent you are, the more there will be detractors who are ready to tear you down. Just believe in what you do and continue to plug at it.

Incidentally, I have an idea which I hope to bounce off you. What say we set up a network of business and marketing bloggers? People who are genuinely interested to learn and share with each other? It can cover both online and offline stuff, on a wide range of topics. In fact, I was just thinking of setting up a mailing list first before venturing into this area. Of course, doing a blog aggregator for this would be a dream come true for me, but unfortunately my current full-time job is simply too hectic for me to pursue that option.

I love that “living room” concept (I’ve read it in your book!) and it is certainly a very useful way to help decide if a comment should be deleted.

At the same time, I also feel that if the comment isn’t too obscene for public reading and it doesn’t annoy my other guests, it is an opportunity to turn the case around, isn’t it?

Thanks for your support!

I use something on my site that I call the Living Room rule. If you come here and expect to hang out in my place, then I need to know who you are. If you are anonymous, then I don’t know where you are coming from. Likewise, even if I know who you are– if you are rude to either me or my other guests, I will throw you out and never let you back in.

By virtue of saying this here, I guess I better brace myself for all the Comments I’ll probably have to take down when they assault me.

Thanks for your support!

I suppose the notion of corporate blogging is still not widespread enough (at least not in Singapore), so the previous post could sound absurd to some.

I’ll blog on, definitely.