Comments on: Innovate09 Social Media 101 with Kem Meyer http://jeremyscheller.com/2009/09/25/innovate09-social-media-101-with-kem-meyer/ Geek, Tech, Design, Church, Food and other Good Stuff Wed, 10 Mar 2010 11:51:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Ariah Fine http://jeremyscheller.com/2009/09/25/innovate09-social-media-101-with-kem-meyer/comment-page-1/#comment-389 Ariah Fine Thu, 01 Oct 2009 21:39:55 +0000 http://jeremyscheller.com/?p=730#comment-389 My primary audience when I started my blog (2004-2005) were people I was going to college with who knew me and then after graduation it was keeping in touch with those folks and then friends I was interacting with in our church and community in Nashville. So, it was people I knew personally and my critiques of church and Christianity were seen as balanced by the life I was living amidst those individuals. My secondary audience has always been those who wandered across my blog online or elsewhere, who I only knew via the interwebs or some brief interaction. Now, the audiences are pretty much reversed. My main (at least those reading) audience are folks I don't know personally. I look at the subscribers via feedburner and google analytics and what not and I don't know the majority of them. It's changed what I write about in some ways. Another thing that has changed is that I used to write about church related stuff as an 'insider'. It was a culture I was a part of and involved in. Now I feel mostly like an outsider. Not sure totally why, but that's where I'm at. My primary audience when I started my blog (2004-2005) were people I was going to college with who knew me and then after graduation it was keeping in touch with those folks and then friends I was interacting with in our church and community in Nashville.
So, it was people I knew personally and my critiques of church and Christianity were seen as balanced by the life I was living amidst those individuals.

My secondary audience has always been those who wandered across my blog online or elsewhere, who I only knew via the interwebs or some brief interaction.

Now, the audiences are pretty much reversed. My main (at least those reading) audience are folks I don’t know personally. I look at the subscribers via feedburner and google analytics and what not and I don’t know the majority of them. It’s changed what I write about in some ways.

Another thing that has changed is that I used to write about church related stuff as an ‘insider’. It was a culture I was a part of and involved in. Now I feel mostly like an outsider. Not sure totally why, but that’s where I’m at.

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]]> By: jeremyscheller http://jeremyscheller.com/2009/09/25/innovate09-social-media-101-with-kem-meyer/comment-page-1/#comment-387 jeremyscheller Thu, 01 Oct 2009 13:47:28 +0000 http://jeremyscheller.com/?p=730#comment-387 Who's your primary audience Ariah? Who’s your primary audience Ariah?

]]> By: ariah http://jeremyscheller.com/2009/09/25/innovate09-social-media-101-with-kem-meyer/comment-page-1/#comment-386 ariah Thu, 01 Oct 2009 13:32:17 +0000 http://jeremyscheller.com/?p=730#comment-386 I find this one really interesting. Specifically because it evoked something interesting in my mind about my own blogging. I'll spare you the long story but I think my primary audience has shifted from what I originally started with and the secondary audience has become primary. That being the case, I think my content (what I want to do) has been influenced slightly. I find this one really interesting. Specifically because it evoked something interesting in my mind about my own blogging.
I’ll spare you the long story but I think my primary audience has shifted from what I originally started with and the secondary audience has become primary. That being the case, I think my content (what I want to do) has been influenced slightly.

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