Day 10. Time to look at the data. What progress are we making in our attempt to climb up Google's search results? Let's see...

Day 9. It was bound to happen eventually. I'm having to write something every day, the weather was going to come up eventually! Day 9 is weather day.

Day 8. I rant about the three things that currently annoy me when I encounter them on a website.

Day 7. Networking events are a valuable way to make contacts and meet perspective customers and clients. Some approaches work better than others. Today I describe two methods that really didn't work on me.

Day 6. What are the pros and cons of doing a blog writing challenge. And what did I do today?

Day 5. What tasks did I get done today in my roll as a web developer? And how do I know how long I spent on each task? This short blog post tells you the answers to those questions.

Day 4. It can be a real pain in the neck dealing with technical support, especially, it seems if that technical support is associated with Microsoft.

Day 3. Well this is getting difficult already. I'm writing the day 3 blog but actually I am in day 5. I'm behind, this is slightly disheartening, how am I going to deal with it? I need to get more productive and I need to set some ground rules.

Day 2: of the 100 blog posts in 100 days and I am already behind. But I have a good excuse, I went to a wedding all day, did no web development and wasn't at home. How much personal stuff should I put in my Journal? Will it help potential customers get to know and like me better?

Day 1. What effect will producing a large quantity of blog posts have on my Google ranking? Taking the 100 blog posts in 100 days challenge should give us some idea how Google's algorithms work. I do keep a blog but it has become very sporadic, maybe because I'm to fussy about quality, what if I go for quantity?