This blog is an idea test bed.
I can write a post here to test which categories and styles of writing resonate with you.
I also have test beds for my other business interests where I can test ideas.
Do you make use of test beds for your ideas?
By Jim Raffel
Anne Munkwitz says
I don’t exactly ‘test’ ideas but of course I gauge what gets reaction/response and what doesn’t and expand on what works and avoid what doesn’t. ๐
Jim Raffel says
Hmmm, continuous testing ๐
Cynthia Thomas says
Why yes… I believe it is on Tuesdays and Thursdays. ๐
Anne Munkwitz says
Having specific days for it, now there’s an organized person!
Jim Raffel says
Why yes, it is Translator lab hours…..very smart indeed.
paulcastain says
I like to test ideas in my Linkedin group (other Linkedin groups too). Its proven to be an awesome focus group for me.
Mastermind groups have worked well for me as well as the “virtual mixers” I host for up to 5 people from my network. We’ll jump on a conference call, get to know each other and bounce some ideas around. Similar to a Mastermind group but you continually change out the participants to expand your possibilities!
Respectfully,
Paul Castain
Jim Raffel says
Paul,
I like the virtual mixers. I’m going to have to give that some serious thought.
You may have also read earlier this week that I just need to adjust my priorites to spend more time in Linkedin groups. As much as I love Twitter I think for what I do and who I serve Linkedin groups is a better place to spend time.
Jim
Mark Dykeman says
Blogs seem to have become the first draft, beta version of many long form works, including honest-to-goodness books.