The amount of comments, however, has always remained steady with highs and lows, but never a very high count.
In summary, this is not a successful blog. It isn’t a bad blog though. There is a difference. I don’t network as much since depression is heavier. I expected a decrease in readers, but not the low recorded now.
About popularity
Popularity in this style of blogging, IMHO, will always have genuine folks in the audience. Those out looking to build a brand or followers, in general, will not stick around. That makes sense.
What seems to attract visitors in blogging:
Major city base like NYC
Big house, land, pets, posting often, as in puts the work into blogging good content
Signs of wealth and/or fame
Travel news
Follows high end bloggers
Educational content, tutorials, giveaways
What do you think?
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Thank you for visiting,
May
I've never blogged with a view towards popularity...my blog is mainly for me to keep track of my 'creatings' and having a few comments is a bonus that I don't really expect. I have settled in to pretty much a 3x/week posting schedule which seems to suit me at the present time. Who knows, maybe I will lessen the frequency over time, but for now it seems to work best. I've had the occasional giveaway but now that the postage costs are so high I don't go that route. It always surprised me though that there were lots of people that would suddenly chime in if they thought they might be able to win something and then they'd never be heard from again. I supposedly have over 200 followers and haven't a clue who they are or even if they ever look at my blog. I have a 'core' of regulars (like yourself) who visit and let me know they're there.
ReplyDeleteMaryanne,
DeleteThe core visitors are a best friend circle, very much appreciated.
Being pleased with whatever nook one fits in, I feel, is better than being popular.
May