I haven’t been a good blogger as of late.
One of the major rules of blogging is that you are supposed to be consistent—that is, you are supposed to blog on a schedule; frequently to build up your readership and content. The last few weeks, I have been up and down in terms of the consistency of my postings. As a blogger who does so professionally, it’s important for me to have daily content on my blog. But of course, I am currently failing in that area.
This past weekend, I oversaw the 2nd Annual Show Me the Blog Social Media and Blogging Conference. For two days (really 3 if you count the premixer on Thursday night), I have been in the midst of making sure all went well on the conference front. After all of the planning and preparation for the conference, I was too tired to blog. Which is a shame because one of the reasons why I started the conference was because of my love of blogging.
How can I love something and not do it? LOL.
So anyway, the conference is now over and I will focus on blogging more on a consistent basis. I hope my loyal readers haven’t jumped ship!
Below are a few pictures from this year’s Show Me the Blog Social Media and Blogging Conference. You can also check out more pictures on our Facebook page HERE and on our website HERE.
Did ya miss me?
Welcome back, not get to work LOL!
Ok seriously, now this has gone too far! I need some TCC posts STAT! I’m having withdrawal *scratches neck profusely*. Come back to meeeeeee AAAACCCCKKKK!!!! *bawls into palms then runs out of comment section*
We indeed miss you, but it is very much understood! The conference was great, and I’m looking very forward to next year’s. ~Can’t wait to read the latest from The Fabulous Cubicle Chick! 🙂
I think we all can forgive you with all that you have been doing to organize an entire conference!
It is great that you’re back and ready to post again. I like the logo of the conference. It looks like the place was packed with a lot of interesting people. I am always impressed with the people who organize these kinds of conferences