Showing posts with label reader feedback. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reader feedback. Show all posts
Monday, August 17, 2009
b2d readers request: blog features update - your experience/thoughts?
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Dear b2d readers,
Hello and thanks as always for reading.
I've recently added a few new features to Begin to Dig and would like to
Have you tried this yet? would you? or you don't tend to poke around a blog to look for previous posts?
Related Reading List. Inspired by Chris over at conditioningresearch.blogspot.com, i've added a reading list that features some of the articles i've found that are cool and relate to b2d.
Do you check out any of the articles in the list? Do you come to the site ever to see what's on it?
Twitter Feed. I suppose this is the one i'm most dubious about. but i'm pretty new to the experience so keen to take advice.
(Not so new) Promoted free stuff and cool stuff. This isn't a new thing, but i'd like to hear your experiences here.
Not sure if folks who drop by check out the stuff that i review and put in the review area or put in the "freebies" area . I try not to put anything up that doesn't have a review associated with it, and nothing goes up that's not stuff i use, too. But not sure if really readers have the time to whiz through any of these - if you find them helpful.
(Not so new) Articles Listing. Related to the above, i keep articles on the right from stuff in b2d that may be useful for reference. Is this useful? Do you ever go to the article listing to re-find something you've seen? or to find something new, of interest?
Thanks for your time.
That's about it, i think. Keen to hear your thoughts, and very much appreciate you taking time from your day to let me know. Again, really value your spending some of your time at b2d. Thanks for digging, grokking, subscribing or just dropping by.
one announcement: for folks in the UK area, i'm doing a first UK public workshop blending
z-health practice and theory with kettlebells. It's Sunday Oct 18, 9:30-4. There's a pretty good description of the workshop at the host's, LKB. Perhaps meet some of you there?
Thanks again,
mc Tweet Follow @begin2dig
Dear b2d readers,Hello and thanks as always for reading.
I've recently added a few new features to Begin to Dig and would like to
- let you know about them
- get your thoughts about them (if you care to share).
Have you tried this yet? would you? or you don't tend to poke around a blog to look for previous posts?
Related Reading List. Inspired by Chris over at conditioningresearch.blogspot.com, i've added a reading list that features some of the articles i've found that are cool and relate to b2d.
Do you check out any of the articles in the list? Do you come to the site ever to see what's on it?
Twitter Feed. I suppose this is the one i'm most dubious about. but i'm pretty new to the experience so keen to take advice.
(Not so new) Promoted free stuff and cool stuff. This isn't a new thing, but i'd like to hear your experiences here.
Not sure if folks who drop by check out the stuff that i review and put in the review area or put in the "freebies" area . I try not to put anything up that doesn't have a review associated with it, and nothing goes up that's not stuff i use, too. But not sure if really readers have the time to whiz through any of these - if you find them helpful.
(Not so new) Articles Listing. Related to the above, i keep articles on the right from stuff in b2d that may be useful for reference. Is this useful? Do you ever go to the article listing to re-find something you've seen? or to find something new, of interest?
Thanks for your time.
That's about it, i think. Keen to hear your thoughts, and very much appreciate you taking time from your day to let me know. Again, really value your spending some of your time at b2d. Thanks for digging, grokking, subscribing or just dropping by.
one announcement: for folks in the UK area, i'm doing a first UK public workshop blending
z-health practice and theory with kettlebells. It's Sunday Oct 18, 9:30-4. There's a pretty good description of the workshop at the host's, LKB. Perhaps meet some of you there?Thanks again,
mc Tweet Follow @begin2dig
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