It occurred to me that some of you may be visiting as a result of us meeting at the Advanced Learning Institute’s Social Media for Government conference in Ottawa this week. And if you’re here to see what I’ve done to earn the right to present a workshop, you may find this site to be, ah, a little thin on content.

But that’s only because I’ve just launched this site.

I have, however, been blogging for about two years over here. And in January, I was invited to blog over at the MP Daily Fix, a blog over on the MarketingProfs site.

To get to know me a little better, check out some of these posts:

• Plant seeds to cultivate your brand – a post that was the first step towards this site you’re on now
• I believe strongly in Give + Take Marketing
• I’m a book lover and have a never-ending supply of new and old business books
• And I am deeply frustrated with traditional marketing

Dig into the archives over at the Transmission Content + Creative blog. Feel free to comment over there as well. While I’ll mostly be concentrating on this site and growing my presence on the Daily Fix blog and elsewhere online, the two years I spent blogging over there were the catalyst for Planting Seeds – and I simply wouldn’t be here without having blogged there.

(For those who are wondering what will become of that site, the answer will be revealed in due time!)

Looking forward to getting to know you better here too!

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