A fellow over on a forum I was visiting posed the question, “How Do You Keep At It?” He was referring to steadily blogging. Here was my response:
https://calif-ilc.org/lx6lq9e5slo I’ve had some lapses, like recently work has been really rough. I think that 4 things have kept me pretty regular for a while now:
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https://regenamex.com/ib4bpu1610 3) Personally, I let myself write ANYTHING I please. I know that limits the traffic I generate, but it helps me in that I’m not worried about being “on topic”, etc. Again, this is a tactic I use to keep blogging, not to generate traffic.
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1. Yup. 2. Ditto, what-a-minute? 15 whole readers?!? You lucky slob! :p 3. Yup. https://calif-ilc.org/hkb4fm7 4. *shrug* I finally broke down this year and added some ads to help the blog thing pay for itself. Beyond that I don’t have anything I want to be selling, so I don’t know how it would work for me.
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https://www.ordovicianatlas.org/f6tjpiqpbhttps://www.beecavebee.com/mh1jkiy6l8e I started strong, but recently have let the blog drift a bit. Lately I have been back on it. It’s amazing how cathartic and motivating blogging can be. Thanks for the tips!
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