Random acts of slowness is not a phrase you expect on a marketing blog, and June means it as an instruction. That gentleness runs through the whole thing and makes the practical posts easier to act on than a louder version would be.
The most useful pair concerns other people's time. One post explains how to evaluate somebody before you hire them, starting with their samples and their portfolio rather than their rate, and the other asks the question underneath it: what does your business need that you cannot do yourself.
Local search gets a proper explanation, on why a listing feeds the results people actually see when they search for something nearby, and it costs nothing to claim.
She also writes about organising a desk and the files on a computer, and about tracking where your hours go before deciding anything.
Start with the outsourcing pair. Then read the one about slowness and take it seriously.