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- Jim Belshaw
- Strategist, writer, speaker, commentator, mentor, historian and economist
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2 comments:
Hi Jim!
Actually you did anyway, it's nice to know that someone cares for readers so much that posts "sorry, no post today" ;)
Hi Andrzej. I have a very small number - tiny - of regular visitors who actually visit the site on a daily basis. I don't want them wasting their time.
It's interesting. While a very high proportion of site traffic comes from search engines, increasingly I focus on the regulars rather than search engine recognition. I can't ignore the second, but the first is much more fun!
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