I think blogging, by and large, is basically therapy. And I’m sure, and I know, that there are some terrific bloggers and some legitimate bloggers. But I think, by and large, a huge percentage of people who are blogging are doing it for self-therapy. Mike Barnicle
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Please be kind to me for I am stepping out of my comfort zone. I want to share with you some advice that I am experiencing in my blog. Wondering how people are finding my blog, watching numbers climb upward.
So here I go:
1. Keeping it real:
Somewhere in the distant past of this blog I took a chance with my writing and started to write about my journey of being bi – polar. Nervously I hit the “Publish” button. Strange as it sounds it felt good.
I have kept writing about myself, once in a while maybe a guest blogger, or re-blog something that speaks to me. I figure it this way, I know me, I know my strengths, weakness’, can’t go wrong with keeping it real.
2. Categories and Tags:
Now this subject I am still learning. I had a mess for I did not understand the concepts. It took an email to Vee #MILLENNIALLIFECRISIS asked her a question, and she was kind enough to give me a quick tutorial on both concepts.
I am limiting the number of Categories, and trying to use tags more than once. Example: #Rethinking Scripture is a tag in every post.
3. Interact:
There is one thing I am not hesitant in doing. That is, I love dialogue, interacting with people. I seem to get an adrenaline rush by it.
I only leave a comment when I feel I have something to offer in the spirit of that post. If I like it I just hit “like”.
For everyone that sends a “like” or a “follow” I take time to check out their blog. It is amazing where that has led me in the WordPress community.
The result of interaction is I have begun some online friendships as we share back and forth.
Well, those are the three tips I wanted to share with you! I hope you find them useful!
Do you have some tips to share? Post them in the comment section so others can read them!
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