Too many blogs
What should I do? I post at Monkey Cage to be part of this fun community, I post at Red State, Blue State to continue to make people aware of the book and also because people have been going there for election analyses, and I post at Statistical Modeling for all sorts of things. But it’s killing me to be posting in three places.
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Blogging two places seems doable. And since your Red State, Blue State blog is probably temporary you could just temporarily stop blogging here, then come back afterwards.
Another option is to simply crosspost, thus enabling you to continue blogging at all three without being expected to come up with new ideas for each.
Posted by: Robert S. Porter | November 7, 2008 02:08 AM
crossposts sounds reasonable. In any case, for the political science community at least I regard your statistical modelling blog as the most valuable, so whatever you do please keep that one alive.
Posted by: Sebastian | November 7, 2008 07:10 AM
I’ve noticed you’ve tried to tailor your crossposts to the audience of each blog. But I think they’re largely the same, so you might save some time by not doing so. Either way, it’s all great stuff and I think all three are valuable in their own ways.
Posted by: CN | November 7, 2008 10:01 AM
Cross-post, and don’t worry about reader demographics. Either that, or cut back, which isn’t so easy or fun, if you really like it.
Posted by: Americaneocon | November 8, 2008 11:04 PM
OK, I followed your suggestions and am now cross-posting. But now I’m worried that I’m flooding these blogs with so much information that old posts will not be noticed. For example, I don’t want people to miss my review of the Carlin and Louis book on the Statistical Modeling blog.
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