Work (and Life) Last Week....
I thought I might do a little journaling on Hive this week, just 'cos I'm in the mood and it's Saturday morning and I've got the time, OFC this will be somewhat redacted as I don't want to share too many personal details...
NB I don't actually want to blog about my personal life as such, sometimes I feel like that, but rarely, however I'm more than happy to blog about work issues, which I don't really regard as personal, because it's not private, it's out there in the public domain...
Obvs I need to be careful to not breach GDPR so I can't really go into any actual details of any cases, just blog about work in the abstract...
Although now I'm talking this through I'm kind of wondering what the point of that this, but anyway let's see...
Work Last Week...
Well I spent most of Monday and then a fair bit of time Tuesday and Wednesday and Thursday and all day Friday doing casework... nothing particularly interesting, not that it matters as I can't share details anyway obvs, but just a lot of catching up.
I'm wondering if I've got too much workload for the hours I work, I'm painfully aware that every email I send could potentially elicit a response.... and that's more time.
Or maybe I'm still catching up after a couple of days off last month, they are fatal, it be nice to be able to get ahead of the curve.....
I also started my SEO improvement journey, I took out subs to Rank Math which is quite cheap and then SEMRUSH which isn't, but I figure I can use the tools on the later to resolve the biggest problem on my site and then just unsubscribe and apply the lessons I've learned using free tools.
That's the plan anyway, thus far I'm impressed with SEMRUSH the problem is I'm not 100% sure how to use it.
The biggest challenge going forwards is going to be to stay focussed and just do the basic work... I think I have most of the content I need my SEO mission is mainly going to be about improving site structure by improving the internal linking, repurposing duplicate content to related but different keywords and no-indexing some of the really weak content.
I've got a plan!
Final Thoughts...
It's been quite an intense, busy week, i think I'm gonna have a doze now!
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Numerous professionals struggle with comparable sensations of being inundated, especially in settings where communication is incessant.
Learning how to switch it off at the end of the day is key!
Great to see your weekly update! Always interesting to read about your work-life reflections.
183 errors.. damn
I'm not even sure what that means. Some at least are easy enough to fix! I think it flags up as critical things which just aren't, such as repeat meta descriptions.
SEO seems to be one of the 'dark arts'. You have have to sacrifice some small animal for hits.
Do you still keep chickens?
We have one, but she's definitely not up for the chop!
I really liked this honest and spontaneous post. Sometimes, just writing down our thoughts like this can really help organize them and understand them better, even if it doesn’t seem immediately useful.
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STOPHave you tried to improve SEO of your site using an AI (free model)?
I'm using it, I don't trust all the tools, however, it's pretty blunt. I use Rank Math ATM.
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Thanks for the tip!