Back On The Blogging Trail

The past few weeks have been a bit of a whirlwind for me as I launched an all new blog, kept this blog going, and laid the groundwork for starting a pair of additional blogs. I am not feeling overwhelmed, but definitely “stretched” would be an apt description of what I am going through!

I Am Thankful For Your Overwhelming Support

I’m still trying to digest everything that has transpired regarding Monday’s launch of the SayEducate blog. I asked the majority of my stumbling friends to visit the site to give it a thumb’s up and you did — many more people responded than I could possibly expect.

What’s more, Andy Beard — and you may very well know how helpful a guy he is — took it upon himself to stumble a different page, mentioning that Tim Nash had discovered that sending everyone to the same page at once could have a negative effect on one’s stumble efforts. I am happy to report that with more than 1000 uniques on its first day the blog did just fine, but I appreciated Andy’s advice.

A Quiet Launch and Then Some

I also launched CabinManagers, a small resource site for commercial and corporate flight attendants. Although it isn’t complete, I wanted to upload what I had with more pages to follow within the next week.

Two more blogs are under development as soon as I decide what I will do with them. One is definitely “flip material” while the other one I might hold onto for awhile. I expect one or both will be internet-ready by early November.

Still Writing For Clients

I had to forward some work to a writing colleague last week as my writing load is fairly stacked. Naturally, I’ll be catching a break in a few days, but I know that when it comes to writing press releases people cannot wait. These were new clients, but I know the recipient needed work and she is a skilled writer.

I can’t pass work on all that much, but when I do I make sure that it goes to the right person.

Photo Credit: Sophie (scol22) from Quebec, Canada.