Thanks for reading and commenting.

That’s a fair request! Both questions had to do with the operations and the future of my design business. The first one asked the community of designers about how they differentiated themselves , beyond serving a niche market; the second question had to do with the basics of do-it-yourself market research in the wake of me reading Michael Gerber’s E-Myth Revisited. The questions are officially closed [to continued answers] – I believe they close after two weeks – but the raft of responses are still there. I need to review them alll again as well as throw out new questions more regularly. I really dig the community’s thoughts and help.

Have you posted or answered any LinkedIn questions? If so, what’s been your experience with this service? Do you have any questioning or annswering tips? And how might you improve the service if you could?

I think it’s all in the quality of the question.

And yes, I can ill-afford to do this every day.

Time to get back to a dull aspect of my work. This has been satisfactorily distracting…thanks!

What a great idea, using answers to jump start a new blog post. Hadn’t thought of that.

Do you find in LinkedIn Answers that the better known you are in the community, the more responses you get to your questions? I sure found that to be the case in my early days on biznik.

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