When I started this blog — actually, carried it over from an old one — it was with the intention of exploring politics, media and culture, three threads of thought that often intertwine. Yet I haven’t been able to shake a little personal blogging as well, and have generally marked these as “Personal Files.”

Today, I’m announcing yet another angle: Marketing.

No, I won’t be talking about how to sell better or ranking the best Web strategies. What I do intend to do is note perceived instances of “guerilla marketing,” and comment on the ethics and challenges of commercial communication. This is spawned from some freelance work I’ve been doing — Job No. 3, for anonymity’s sake — and I don’t expect to be posting any more frequently than I have recently. I’m wracking up 80-hour workweeks like it’s old hat, and trying to find time for the family as well. But sometimes I’ll have thoughts, and I’ll still put them here.

What that ultimately means is that, now, this blog is mine, and limited only by my own mental boundaries. My focus is on those things mentioned above, but I won’t hold back from writing the occasional “random” bit about whatever it is that strikes me. But, who cares? I get about 10 hits a day at this point.

I highly suggest you add me to your RSS feed (click the coffee cup at the top right), and please come and comment any time something strikes you.

Tags: blogging, marketing

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