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Rebecca is the managing director of search engine optimization agency Dakota Digital a full-service agency offering SEO, online PR, web copywriting, media relationship management, and social media strategy. Rebecca works directly with each client to increase online visibility, brand profile, and search engine rankings. She has headed a number of international campaigns for large brands.
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I have personally experienced the time constraint. I maintained a blog for about a year and a half and over the last six months have not had the time to update it. I run a small shop and thus have a lot on my plate. The irony is that one blogs and writes articles to increase traffic and sales. Then, once the sales increase, you have less time to blog and write articles … which means at some point, sales drop off again.
I have considered outsourcing my website maintenance for years, but don’t want to incur the expense. Ah, “what-to-do, what-to-do”.