Sitting by the fireside. Shopping with your friends. Making cookies all day long. Drinking hot cocoa while watching a movie. Looking back, it’s safe to say that these traditions make the holiday season the most special. I mean, you can’t deny that watching even the most corny of holiday movies are a highlight of your holiday season. (No? Just me? Well then…)
But how does blogging fit into your holiday traditions?
From the traveling to the partying, it’s easy to lose your blogging motivation amidst the holiday to-dos. But some are plugging away, blogging like the holiday frenzy isn’t upon us, as if the twinkling lights outside aren’t calling your name.
On one hand, unplugging and taking time to be with close friends and family can act as a necessary mental break. Nothing gets you more relaxed than avoiding the blinding computer screen that you’ve been glued to for the past, oh 51 weeks.
On the other hand, this could be the time to gain new readers who are bored on holiday vacation and are traipsing around the web. You also have more downtime to focus and shoot photos.
So, my question to you is:
How do you incorporate blogging into your holiday traditions?
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on Christmas day I will be with family and friends but since I’m not traveling and I’m off til Jan 2nd I will be working on my blog for sure. I have a full time job so I will be using this break to read, research, work on my photography skills and web designs. And for 2013 I want to have a very clear editorial calendar so I will be working on that as well. So much to do and so little time, wish me luck.
xo
Rachelle
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