Back in 2005, my friend Dani proposed a meeting with a friend who was building a PR portal. I liked her. I proposed a blog within the portal (I was infatuated with blogs, and was at the time writing one for my employer), and she accepted. Thus, the PRwave blog was born, and I had a platform to share all the I thought communicators should know. After a couple of years, the blog became restrictive. I had set too narrow an outlook for it, and as I was growing, it was not growing with me. Then came the time constraint: new job, a full set of courses at the MBA, and the private pleasures of salsa and tango. My blog was languishing, and I was always feeling guilty for not posting new material. I had a lot to say, but little time to express it in the elaborate, rigorous form that was typical of that blog. My friend was patient, but the blog was on her portal, under the portal’s name, and in the end we decided it was better to recruit another writer, with a different voice, and more available time. The end.
Well, not quite. Having blogged for so long, I could not remain blogless. Hence, Corina’s Concerns, a blog on communication, marketing and PR, about which no promises are made, except to keep it informative, and to keep it real. Enjoy the read.
Posted under Random opinion
This post was written by Corina on October 7, 2008
