Why I Quit Blogging Weekly | Vanessa Kynes | Blogging is an important way to grow your brand, email list and sales, but is it worth the time and effort? I have been blogging weekly for over 18 months, but earlier this year, I decided to blog only bi-monthly. In this blog post, I’m sharing how my Pinterest and search traffic was affected. #pinteresttips #pinterestmarketing #blogging

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