There are critical questions that you must have an answer to when asked about your blog. What it is about? Who will read it? Why will they read it? If you haven’t answered these questions then your setting yourself up for failure, at least the first time around. Check out a recent blog post if you’d like to find out how to make your blog more interesting.
Now that we have that out of the way, lets get on to the subject at hand. Your next blog post. Who will read it? To answer this question you’ll first need to know where your audience will be coming from. Below are the most common forms of traffic and it’s vital to research a subject before you start writing away only to find that just a few visitors ever trickled in to read your post.
If you’ve ever been curious to know who actually views your tumblog and which pages they view or even who is viewing your tumblog in real-time then stick with me! In-order to find out these things we need Tumblr Stats. Tumblr doesn’t offer a Tumblr hit counter or any other insight into who is visiting your tumblog but thanks to this free service, it couldn’t be easier to find out!
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There seems to be a new wave of the same ol spam but with a new twist to it. If you are an avid forum-goer then chances are you might have received one of these PMs before. Here’s how it works:
We’ve probably all asked ourselves these questions before: What could i do differently on my blog? How do i make it more exciting and engaging? Don’t worry, i’ve asked myself the same questions before too. There are many, many ways to improve your blog and interest is only a single factor, but major one. If your blog isn’t interesting, then nobody is going to read it. Here are a few tips to make your blog more interesting.