@aremorch Some days, I just take the day (or week) off, especially if I don’t have anything to say. I’d rather not put up half-assed content just for the sake of putting something up, so I take the day off.

I also have issues because my client work always has to come first. If I don’t have time, I let it go.

However, having said that, I also try to have some timeless posts in the queue so I can publish one if I need to.

@aremorch I kind of go with the flow when it comes to blogging.  If I have an unscheduled leave of absence, I just announce it on my social networks and then apologize upon my return.  Most people will understand, especially if you come back with a new post on why you were gone and what changes you made to make reading your blog a better experience for your visitors.  Good luck with the changes!  :)

Thanks @kristi-hines

Some great tips there. Experienced some of this yesterday and this morning, posted one article on a totally odd time yesterday. Was actually planning to push it out this morning. But seems to pick up retweets, shares and Likes now. 

Happy with my changes so far. The new Frame work for the Theme I use is absolutely awesome. Make life so much easier. Though I realize that one of these days I might need to look into outsource some of my tasks.  Could have save me some time these last couple of weeks. 

But it is kind of fun to learn some of the stuff too.

Thanks for the Ontolo link. It shows very well some of the challenges that we are aware of. The top domains represent OTAs (Online Travel Agents). This is why we push hard for Hotels to apply some proper Social Media Strategies to get higher SEO/SMO rankings. A lot of the top organic searches today primarily is OTAs. 

But hey as they say challenges is just opportunities in disguise.

Cheers..

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