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Playing to your audience

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Submitted by Molly on Mon, 02/15/2010 - 5:42pm

 I really didn't enjoy the "Geeky Mom" blog, but it wasn't because I thought the blog itself was bad.  The problem was that Geeky Mom discussed things that were really not topics of interest for me.  I'm not saying that she should have--Geeky Mom obviously just has her own interests and I have mine.  One example of this: I have a younger brother who enjoys video games, so I've heard of some of them, but it just isn't anything I would ever look to read about, so Geeky Mom's WoW Wednesday entries were not really my thing.  "Geeky Mom" is a blog written for an audience that isn't me, so that's why I didn't enjoy it.

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