I’ve decided to cut back on my posting a bit during the summer.
There are lots of good reasons for this, including spending more time with my daughter. What’s really driven me to do it, though, is the fact that we’ll be taking two weeks during June for vacations. I’ll be out of Internet contact for those two weeks, and am facing the prospect of writing enough posts ahead to cover the time.
When you start to think about writing that many posts ahead of time, you start to realize that most of what you write won’t be good quality. It’ll be filler, because you’re forcing yourself to write a lot of posts in a short time frame, rather than wait for the post ideas to arise naturally over the course of doing business online.
So by cutting back on my posting, I hope to keep the quality of the posts up even during the time when I’m not online. Rather than having five posts a week, one every weekday, during the summer I’ll post every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
I hope everyone out there has some fun plans for the summer, and takes the time to enjoy them!
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4 Responses
June 5th, 2008 at 12:10 pm Quote
1Good Luck on your summer. And I do look forward to reading quality articles, though lesser.
June 6th, 2008 at 9:48 am Quote
2Summer-time puts a crunch on all of our schedules. But you could always write a few extra posts ahead of time and have them ready to go on days when you’re too busy!
June 6th, 2008 at 9:55 am Quote
3I guess my real problem is that I’m writing for too many sites! I have managed to schedule enough posts for all the sites to cover next week’s vacation, but only just.
June 11th, 2008 at 11:50 pm Quote
4I generally do three to four posts a week, and i find that that is an optimum number for me, frequent enough to keep me in the groove and not so frequent that i run out of ideas
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