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• No one-size-fits-all answer. The number of blog posts required for SEO traffic varies based on niche, competition, and content quality.
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Harrison Ford is the new global ambassador of single malt whiskey brand Glenmorangie.

In a new series of short films by Joel Edgerton, the dry-witted Ford travels to Scotland learns all about the craftsmanship and culture behind the brand.

We even get to see Ford as he reviews the campaign brief and tells his agent he’ll take the ambassador gig under one condition: “I’m not doing all that action man sh*t.”