Note: This post is about the poll results from Friday, a “normal” blog post will follow shortly.
Thanks to everybody who filled out the poll. 3x a week got the most votes, but very closely followed by 5x, 1x and “other”. So it’s all over the place. Most people wo voted “other” said to post whenever I had something interesting and/or intelligent to say. No pressure!!
That said, I understand what you mean, and maybe that sentiment was also in the votes for 3x per week when I am currently blogging 5x. Maybe it’s not about the frequency per se but more a reflection that some of the posts simply haven’t been what you were looking for. Obviously I write about what interests me at that moment. I do try to ensure it will interest YOU as well, but that’s hard to know for sure.
Maybe we can make a deal: For the moment, I will keep writing 5x per week (especially with the Tour coming up), but:
- If I don’t feel it’s up to snuff, I skip a day
- If you don’t feel it’s up to snuff, you let me know (privately by email at gv@gerard.cc, via the comments section of the offending post or via twitter)
gerard.cc 
June 29, 2011 at 06:21
As someone who loves to sell your product here in Canada, I have often commented to my co-workers that you @ Cervelo have got it down to a science. Things like BTP and your blog here give you and your Company/Team a distinctive “human” feel, and I feel that it helps with sales, and creates a loyalty that other brands don’t offer.
I have always felt that Cervelo was a team for the fans, and I hope to enjoy many more of your blogs/videos/etc as seeing the real life, raw side of cycling has become much more appealing to me than the mainly surface content of the past.
Thanks for taking such a passionate approach to cycling.
P.S. Thank you for brainbike 2011 this year. It was and amazing experience.
Aaron Check
A&L Get Active
Brandon MB, Canada
June 29, 2011 at 08:25
Thanks for the kind words Aaron, much appreciated. For Brainbike, don’t thank me, thank the hard-working people in the Toronto office. Glad it was a good experience though!