Social media marketing | Liz Hover's Diary of a Web Gal

As mentioned yesterday, I’ve signed up for Project52 – a year-long challenge to post at least one new article to my blog every week until January 2011.

I’d like to know what you’d like to see me write about over the next 12 months.

Is there a burning issue you want to know more about?

Does some part of the social web or this thing we call ‘social media’ confuse you?

Are you interested in my personal opinion on something?

Would you like to guest post with your own topic?

The social web changes frequently. So even if you don’t have an idea now, remember I’m doing this for 12 months so you’ve got plenty of time to get worked up about something.

I’m still angling for a guest post from one of the most interesting bloggers I read, Ari Herzog but we can’t agree on a topic. Do you know Ari? What do you think we should get him to write? This is a guy with some of the most unconventional ideas and behaviours I’ve seen in social media land. Always thought-provoking whether you agree with him or not.

So, over you dear reader. What do you want to read about in 2010?

First up – you want to know what the heck Project52 is, right?

From the Project52 site: Project52 is a personal challenge geared toward getting fresh content on your website. The goal is to write at least 1 new article per week for 1 year.

The project runs from January 1, 2010 to January 1, 2011.

I was checking out some new folks to follow on Twitter and came across a chick I’d never heard of before (or whose name I hadn’t clocked when reading Mashable articles) – Christina Warren – who writes for Mashable. Her Twitter handle is film_girl so naturally I was curious about her because of my role at the National Screen Institute.

In an effort to post more frequently to her blog, she’s taking part in Project52.

Well this made my heart all a flutter – earlier this year I took part in the ProBlogger one month blog challenge and found it hugely beneficial.

And now I’m super nervous because I’ve committed for one whole year. If I don’t do it you, dear reader, will be the first one to know that I have failed.

I have no idea how this challenge will be structured and if I’m expected to go it alone but I’ll write more here when I find out.

Gulp.