I want to apologize for not posting as often as I had been. As this weblog has been somewhat of an experiment for my practice and for the ABA Section of Law Practice Management I need to be doing more.
There have also been some comments regarding the quality of this blog in comparison to other legal blogs. Suggestions that if I posted more often I would find more success. This may be the case however, I have never seen this process as a place for me to post endless commentary regarding the comings and goings of my practice or personal life. I see the blog as a place for people to get up to date factual information regarding the law, financial and consumer information. If as a reader you are interested in a true attorney diary this is not your site. If on the other hand you would like to learn how to protect yourself legally and financially (and maybe even save a little money) then you are on the right blog.
I apologize for having been away and will work harder to update the blog more often. However, I will never just post for the sake of posting something. When I do post it will be with content I feel the reader can benefit from.
Thank you again for your interest.
Welcome back! While it's true that posting frequently tends to help a blog rise more quickly in the search engine rankings, that ranking is not the be-all-and-end-all of a blog. And there are other ways to rise in the rankings -- a slow but steady accumulation of informative posts will do it, too.
With RSS subscriptions, there's always a way of knowing when a blog has a new post, so interested readers will find it. (You might consider having a way of subscribing to update emails, also, such as with FeedBlitz.)
There's already a ton of "chit-chat" in blog-land. I think your "blog mission," if you will, is a fine one.
Posted by: Sabine | December 06, 2005 at 07:49 AM