http://www.francislee.com.au/seo/search-engine-optimisers-face-a-never-ending-loop-of-studying-seo-95/ An SEO blog of a young entrepreneur and super search geek, trying to change the world with fresh ideas. Primarily about Search Engine Optimisation & Marketing with a dash of Business ideas. Sat, 15 Oct 2011 11:51:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.francislee.com.au/seo/search-engine-optimisers-face-a-never-ending-loop-of-studying-seo-95/comment-page-1/#comment-70 Christine Parfitt Tue, 15 May 2007 03:07:23 +0000 http://www.francislee.com.au/seo/search-engine-optimisers-face-a-never-ending-loop-of-studying-seo-95/#comment-70 Hi Francis, This is a good post. I know exactly what you mean. I had a long think about it last weekend and what to do about it. I think that reading the blogs and the forums every day is important and it does make a difference to how well you know your stuff. I decided to put a limit on the time spent though and develop techniques for getting the most out of the reading time. So for example I'll make sure I tag blog posts that have good info so I can find them again. I also make notes if I think something will make a good blog post at some point. The other major change is that I've decided to do drafts of my own blog posts in one sitting, probably Saturday, for the following week. It can be flexible but I think having some idea what I'm going to write and having skeleton posts will cut down the time spent. I'm going to try and get my blogging done by a certain time (say 9.30) and then spend the rest of the day on "real" work. We'll see how it works out in reality lol. Hey at least you have a paying job. Hi Francis,
This is a good post. I know exactly what you mean. I had a long think about it last weekend and what to do about it.
I think that reading the blogs and the forums every day is important and it does make a difference to how well you know your stuff.
I decided to put a limit on the time spent though and develop techniques for getting the most out of the reading time. So for example I’ll make sure I tag blog posts that have good info so I can find them again. I also make notes if I think something will make a good blog post at some point.
The other major change is that I’ve decided to do drafts of my own blog posts in one sitting, probably Saturday, for the following week. It can be flexible but I think having some idea what I’m going to write and having skeleton posts will cut down the time spent. I’m going to try and get my blogging done by a certain time (say 9.30) and then spend the rest of the day on “real” work.
We’ll see how it works out in reality lol.
Hey at least you have a paying job.

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