As far as confidence, I struggle with the same thing. For me, it’s really about celebrating the small wins and practicing putting myself out there, especially when it’s scary.

Building a site is such a difficult job. Especially if you’re not a pro in the field. You should be really proud of what you’ve accomplished with Lincoln Pet Culture.

As for waste of time for Google on my When You Need a Sign post–it’s hard for a bot to tell what a post is about. It would get more search traffic if I named it “how will you know when your dog is getting old/dying” or something like that.

But sometimes I just write for myself. 🙂

Yep, I definitely have a lot to learn from Instagrammers. I’ll definitely check you out soon.

I love your article “When You Need A Sign, It Will Appear. Just Not Before.” Why is a waste time for Google?

I post to Instagram from my computer too. Hey, it works!

All the best in reorganizing content on your blog. I redesigned and restructured my blog this past year. I suppose that should have been my most proud moment…. to me, it was just my most exhausting moment. 😉

I lack confidence too. My husband is one of my greatest supporters. Having a blogging partner could be good for you. Otherwise, if you’re enjoying what you write and reaching even just one person, then your blog has worth. That’s my two cents!

When so many people give up after only a few years, it makes 9 sound even more impression. Congratulations!

I’ve suggested to Amy we start a pet blogger’s therapy hop. Because if every awesome blogger could have the confidence they need, imagine what we’d get done.