Blog Identity Crisis-Know when to move on!

Posted on January 12, 2008
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After several days of inner turmoil, I’ve decided to remodel my blog and try out a different direction before I got to far down this road. As much as I’m passionate about my job, who really wants to read about that crap? It’s boring as hell. The stuff I really want to write about keeps sneaking in.

I did a little research and decided that there might be a few folks more interested in some of that “sneaking in stuff”.

I know that my thousands of fans are going to be shocked and dismayed. Sorry. If it’s any consolation, the “New and Improved” blog will be even better yet! Should be up and running again this weekend, bear with me. Meanwhile, if you want a little teaser, check out my new front page. (on the bottom right of the header).

I think the search engines are going to go a little bit bonkers as I delete irrelevant articles and concentrate on my new topics.

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One Response to “Blog Identity Crisis-Know when to move on!”

Anne Moss on January 14th, 2008 7:18 am

Good for you! Find that audience and do what you enjoy. It’s your blog.

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