We simply wouldn’t want to use a service that could disappear tomorrow, or worse, shoves ads in your face, or disrespects your content,
https://blog.rememberlenny.com/2014/08/23/we-simply-wouldnt-want-to-use-a-service-that/
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We simply wouldn’t want to use a service that could disappear tomorrow, or worse, shoves ads in your face, or disrespects your content,
https://blog.rememberlenny.com/2014/08/23/we-simply-wouldnt-want-to-use-a-service-that/
The other day, talflanchraych asked me why I didn’t have a newsletter. I told her that I had found the exercise to have been more time consuming than valuable.
It’s actually a bit more complicated.
I started my newsletter in Spring of 2008. I had a couple hundred people on my email…
- follow the instructions. make sure it works the way the author intended first. arrive at a working state. this is usually not trivial.
- study its structure. change something small that is a step towards making the thing you are after.
- test to see if it still works.
- if it does, keep your change. if it does not, undo it to return to a working state.
- repeat from step 2 until you either give up or arrive at the thing you were after.
When you aren’t sure and want to step back, go HAM.
https://blog.rememberlenny.com/2014/08/20/when-you-arent-sure-and-want-to-step-back-go/
The last email was filled with graffiti pictures. It takes a while to put together, so I haven’t been driven to make a second one…yet. Ive made 13 different projects over the last few weeks.
Recently, I have built:
The next four weeks, I am going to focus on talking to people. I have 800 real people who followed my Twitter bot. I have 50 real people who signed up to my email news letter. I have hundreds of unique people who have come to my website and looked at stuff.
Im starting out by reaching out to the twitter people. I want to get 10 people who will champion all the work I do. I want to find 2 really well known (70k+ social media followers) graffiti/street artists who will experiment using my service.
In the next four weeks, I will do the following: