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You've stood on your head long enough: now go reap the harvest of your hard blogging work!

The last coaching session is over: once again, I am very impressed by the results and the spectrum of topics. It is now up to you to do something with it.

Some blogs were more research-focused than others – these are necessarily not in the same shape as blogs since they were completed later. Some topics are revisited from previous semesters though you approached these topics with a fresh mind (IBMan, food, culture).

Whatever state your blog is in: keep looking at the google analytics indices as you tell friends and family about your achievement (using well-known channels on which you communicate, like facebook). If your project contains a commercial idea, consider developing it: after all, you are business students!

As for me, I’m glad once again that we did this and I am looking forward to your professional project presentations in the course of the coming weeks!

And if you haven’t done it yet: why don’t you take a virtual stroll down your colleagues’ blogs – it’s the summer of serendipity!

We’re not doing too great with our regular course work, partly because of the combination of bank holidays and sickness…but we’ll get there. Your student projects on the other hand are coming along really nicely. I am dying to see how they’ll look like in a couple of months. But for now, we need to take another look at the organising basics:

The illustration shows six different, important dimensions of your blog. How much you emphasise each (or more than one) of them decides which message your blog will send – and it allows you to stir your readers’ expectations. Read more »