Perhaps better stated: Your company's website isn't for you, it's to pursue the agenda of your company. Your personal homepage is for you, if you can free yourself from view count as a success metric.

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bcjdjsndon 5 hours ago | parent | next [-]

I think it's implicit...

	▲	smeej 5 hours ago \| parent [-]
		It is, but not until you actually get into the article. I also assumed the article would be about personal websites until I read it.

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josefresco 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Came here to say basically this. Your company website is not for you, but your personal website should be. I spent years chasing Google traffic and useless business goals for my own blog until I realized I should publish for me, not the users.

And if I do something that Google doesn't like... who cares? It's for me and Google will come crawling (literally) back anyways.

Currently I use my blog as a bookmarking service. Instead of a browser bookmark, I built a Chrome extension that simply posts the link to my blog as a new post where it's public, and easily discoverable from any device BY ME!