FrequentIslander

Island travel enthusiasts bringing you fresh and original content on all things "Islandy". You don't need a travel agent to have an awesome island vacation.

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Ever wondered what it would be like to disconnect from the world on a private island? Check out the 10 coolest Caribbean islands you can rent: https://t.co/697F8O0vrx

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@OriZilbershtein If what you wrote was in any way accurate, there wouldn't be numerous examples of EXTREMELY high quality content sites with high CTR, high time on page, good user experience metrics, etc that would have been decimated. What you wrote makes sense but it didn't happen.

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@betweenengland @joshtyler Isn't that the best indicator of the low quality content that they are trying to effectively eliminate? I mean if you are instantly trying to move people on to another page there's always a motivation behind that and it's almost always financial when you get down to it.

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@joshtyler I feel like given the sample size is large enough the clickbait-buried-info-garbage pages that are being promoted now will have a much lower time on page than the quality content due to people being frustrated and backing out. Could be wrong though.

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@betweenengland all the messages of fellow travelers who used what you wrote and were moved enough to send messages after their trips. And then remember for every one that did reach out there were 50 who didn't but were just as grateful.

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@betweenengland provide to travelers who found our blogs via Google search. The people that we helped or inspired to travel based on the words that were typed on our websites don't disappear, we are just not able to reach as many of them as before. Like other good things that are gone, remember

[FrequentIslander @FrequentIsland1]

As we are a few days away from the anniversary of the devastating Hurricane Ian, here's a quick update on the currently reopened restaurants and resorts on Sanibel and Captiva Islands: https://t.co/2s3rB3koP2

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@ChrisGloninger Keep in mind that with the causeway preventing truck access, flood damage mediation efforts will be severely hindered. The longer structures sit damp with saltwater the lessens the chance of being able to salvage any property.

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@DeviousKnitter There is a video out there this morning showing a USCG helicopter dropping an airlift cable down to a roof. If I run across it again I'll link it.

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@jsiodice @lindsayncurrie Thank you Jennifer, please share any others you can find.

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@joetherocketman Reliable source? This has been the speculation but haven't seen confirmation. At this point I would be surprised if it was standing unfortunately.

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@ewbarnard @Jason_Disharoon @svensundgaard @weatherchannel It was.

[Moshe Schwartz @YWNReporter]

#BREAKING: Sanibel Island is now in the eyewall of Hurricane #Ian.

I have not heard from a source that decided to stick it out in a bit. Praying they are alright. Phone service could be down.

[FrequentIslander @FrequentIsland1]

@MaRobertsQc @winknews There has been no confirmed source, there isn't anyone near that area of the island left to report this. It could very well end up being true but it's all speculation at this point.

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@RumpelNerdskin Source?

[The St. Joe Company @TheStJoeCompany]

The ultimate guide to Florida's Highway 30A including where to eat, stay, and play, features several St. Joe properties including WaterColor Inn & Resort, The Pearl RB, and FOOW - Fish Out of Water. Take a look at the guide here: https://t.co/ZT8pQU6eqq