So it seems a lot of people are interested in the new brand at CBU! Yesterday my site traffic ballooned after I wrote about my reaction to the “Happen” brand, people left a bunch of comments (some anonymously as they are CBU employees), and shared the link a bunch too. (Thanks!)
I kept waiting for a comment from someone who really liked the brand, but that didn’t, err, happen.
Also, I was somewhat hoping someone from CBU would see my tweet and respond, but that didn’t happen either.
Someone I know at CBU did write and suggest I meet with their Marketing Director to chat about the brand, and put us in touch, so I’ll likely do that. Hopefully that’s not an exercise in futility (I can imagine a person in a role like that essentially reading the press release back to me), and actually is an interesting meeting that provides some answers to the questions I posed in the post yesterday. We’ll see! I’m nothing if not optimistic.
Anyway, I always like to share stuff like site stats, because it’s so interesting to me, you know, which posts do well, which ones strike a nerve. I don’t want to just write about controversial stuff for the sake of driving up my site stats, but when it’s done right and it’s topical and it’s something I actually care about and want to write about (like the post last year about the Bell Museum, another high-view day) then it’s neat to see when the stats confirm that people are interested in the topic.
I’ll keep you all posted!
Holy cow! Does that count as “going viral” as they say? 🙂
LOL. Perhaps in the world of Cape Breton bloggers!
Most major news outlets now that controversy sells. But stick to your guns, Leah, you are spot-on for a number of reasons.