Somehow seeing all these entries in one place makes it seem much more tangible and substantial than "just" writing a blog every day. It feels like when I hit publish it goes off into cyberspace and is gone, rather than accumulated. But the printed version has that sense of permanence and tactile wonder.
I know that the electronic world is where it's at for messaging, branding and the like. But just as a handwritten note has a different level of meaning, so does holding something in print.
How can you give your clients a tangible element of who you are? What can you provide that can last more than a fleeting moment on a Twitter feed or Facebook post? What portion of your messaging is worthy of being printed and shared?
Instantaneous has its place, but so does longevity. I am so glad that I was the lucky recipient of the legacy in print.
-- beth triplett
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