My content strategy may wax and wane over the years – in fact, any content strategy worth its weight should be tweaked and revised as a business and a brand evolves – but one thing that’ll never change is me singing the praises of my wonderful clients. For the past couple of years I’ve done so via my version of the Proust Questionnaire. You can read more about it here, but basically, Proust, drunk off his clacker, would ask his guests these questions to get to know them. I’ve done the same, minus being drunk off my clacker.
Here, for your reading pleasure, is a snapshot of some of my clients graciously completing my Proust questionnaire:
Zoe Noble had me at truth and grace. Zoe is truth and grace personified and is so lovely she hurts my feelings.
Debbie Wood changed my life when she taught me the correct way to use a sticky note, and I love her for that as much as for her answers.
Tanya Heaney-Voogt is one of those humans that just makes things better, you know? Her answers show that.
Kath Harris made my heart sing when she shared a splash of Tolkien in her answers.
Nicole Vine – is there no end to the charm of this woman? Methinks not, nor do her answers indicate otherwise.
Sophie Kost politely ignored my Proust requests for years before finally relenting, and her answers make me so happy she did.
Gemma Nugent is a gem of a human who gets up at ungodly hours to write with me. I’m so glad she does, and I’m so grateful she shared her answers which are as incredible as she is.
Cait Wotherspoon is someone who never fails to blow me away with her smarts, creativity, care and sense of joy. I adore her, and her answers.
So that’s just a glimpse of some of the wonderful people I work with. How lucky am I?