Not too bad

We wind up the month much slower (to be expected after Blackpool) but not too bad. I have made some changes, I am still experimenting. There may be people out there that know all about dance blogging but that sure ain't me.

 

No legacy is so rich as Honesty. ~ William Shakespeare

Blogging The Pacific was just too much for our reader/dancers. So I changed it to Blogging Hawaii. Perhaps we can get some action coming from the Neighbor Islands. If the decline in hits continues, it may be the first to go. All we can say is we gave it a try.

Then Oahu East is having a tough time and we cannot blame anyone. So I made a new blog with the same name, in Word Press. I made it into a Micro Blog and it seems to be working out. Just a little bit bigger and fancier than Twitter. We shall see what the hit counter turns up. I may delete the old one next month.

 

"Here In My Heart" by Al Martino

The other blogs are congregating around the 30 average hits per day. No clear cut good or bad. So the evidence is there. The readership has been diluted, but anyone of those blogs is also wide open for a regular Two-Center or a Guest Author. No matter who it is, the different viewpoint is the important part and the hits will show it.

For sure there are plenty of dancers out there with a some experience and willing to share with their fellow dancers, along with a photo or two. And there are plenty of reader/dancers out there just waiting to hear all those different opinions and see the photos too. The hits will go through the roof and the Creative Researchers And Producers will become obsolete. Town Dancer will become the first completely independent blog and the entire island will see the difference.

"Cold, Cold Heart" by Tony Bennett

Pub's Side Note: It is slowly forming, mostly all by itself, a new dance force, for Truth, Inclusion and Innovation and made "of the dancers, by the dancers and for the dancers." It will be in separate independent blogs and we shall let it roll!

Pub's Side Note: The Dow Jones Industrial average closed on Friday at 14909.60. The last business day of the month. The winnng number for the laptop computer will be 60 at midnight Sunday.