Back in 2008, I thought it might be cool to start a Revit and BIM blog – but I had no idea how long my interest in the subject would endure, or how many readers would actually be interested in what I had to say. I have certainly learnt a lot over that time, and I hope I’ve been able to help a few of you as well. Here are 3 things that blogging has taught me:
- Writing forces you to distill and crystallize your thoughts, and often prompts you to challenge the very things you are suggesting your readers accept
- Its more important to be consistent rather than prolific (people get bombarded with way too much information as it is!)
- Attribution is key – if you always share your source, others will reciprocate
And one final thought: Share your unique knowledge and workflows. Once people know the basics of a thing, they are often only interested in the un-ordinary (like formatting their Autodesk USB drives).
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| Over 80,000 views to this page (and counting) |
But I’m not giving up yet! Thanks for your continued interest and engagement.
Some recent milestones for What Revit Wants:
- over 3,000,000 pageviews
- over 1900 posts
- over 1200 followers on my Twitter feed
- over 450 likes to the Facebook page
And one final, sobering static:
- over 550 draft posts waiting to be finished (!)
