ideasarehere

What is it about? ideasarehere.net is dedicated to generating, developing and spreading ideas. With more than 100,000,000 blogs worldwide, there seems to be no particular need for another one. Still, here it is. I had (and still have) ideas that I want to give away, mainly because I think spreading them is more necessary for the world than trying to make a buck from it myself. Anything you read on this blog is free to take, use it for your own purposes, I can’t do more than hope they’re up to something good.

Who is it for? Everyone who is interested in business, marketing, media and creativity. That’s quite a range, but it all comes together when you, like me, are working on the creative side of marketing, not just crunching the numbers. Every now and then I might come up with some statement about current affairs or politics, though I’m not particularly into that. But if it affects the area I’m covering, I maybe won’t keep my mouth shut.

Why this blog? Two reasons: First, this is a background for the business I’m building, which is communications and marketing consulting. So you can check me out before you hire me, be it as a coach, consultant or speaker. That said, it’s also a public scrapbook, allowing me to develop ideas and eventually find the connecting element, which will be my field of expertise because I’ve been working on it from day one of this blog. Second, I thought it would be quite easy to make good ideas available for everyone if they come along (the ideas, that is). But the challenge is to think about what’s going on each day and come up with something worth saying a few words about.

Why writing are you writing in English? It doesn’t make much sense when you’re living in a country that’s other than English-speaking to try to get a business up and running by ignoring the fact. Point taken. I do it anyway, to practise my English writing because I don’t get enough to speak the language.

Why are commentaries closed? This is not a blog for discussion. What I want to do is make a point. If you don’t agree or like it, feel free to give arguments on your own blog (it’s really easy to set up) or email me.

More questions? Just email me.