Top photo: Every party has one. If there had been a lamp shade this person would’ve been wearing it. Bottom photos: Left: The first guest arrives. Right: Big heads. Big egos. VIPs turn out for the Conversations with Creative Minds launch party.

No expense was spared for the lavish two-city launch of the new Conversations with Creative Minds Web Site. It was definitely OFF-THE-HOOK.

But this entry is not about the party.

When your company works from remote locations and you’re introducing a new venture, creative measures are sometimes needed to keep up the enthusiasm and excitement, and to find a new audience. Utilizing Web 2.0, we turned on our iCHATs, kept in touch, uploaded interviews from Conversations to video sharing sites, shared launch party pix on Flickr, got social on network sites and even started tweeting. Now it’s time to turn our attention to blogging.

The web site, Conversations with Creative Minds, is a talk show that explores the role that creativity plays in the lives and careers of successful people from all kinds of fields. Our podcast, Creative Juice, is two girls talking about the talk show and all other things “creative” that interest us. So I guess the blog will be two girls blogging about talking about the talk show.

Wait, I’m getting dizzy.

Well, you get the idea. We’ll blog about the talk show. We’ll blog about the podcast, including show notes on both when appropriate. We’ll blog about creativity in our own business. We’ll blog about creativity in our own lives. In short, we’ll blog, blog, blog.

Susan