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When should you quit blogging?
Here are some scenarios:
- You’ve lost your passion for your subject.
- People aren’t inspired by what you’re writing.
- Writing is a chore, and once you’ve done it, you still don’t feel any sense of relief.
- No matter how hard you try, you just can’t grow.
- Your blog design is just bad and there’s no way to salvage it.
Should I close my blog?
Closing your blog in the right way is important because it will affect your online identity, that is, how others see you and your work through the trail that you leave online. It may also help to give you a sense of completion, allowing you to move on from your blog.
How do I end my first blog post?
How to End a Blog Post
- Write a summary.
- Ask a question.
- Include a call-to-action (CTA).
- Inspire your audience.
- Direct your readers to do something.
- Provide links to another blog post.
- Start a discussion.
- Produce a teaser.
How do you avoid harm in a blog?
Be very careful about sharing identifying details in your blog posts, including your specific schedule, location, names or details about your family and friends, etc. When sharing stories, consider fudging the details a bit – change dates, names, times, locations, etc.
How do I sum my blog?
7 Powerful Ways to End Your Next Blog Post
- Sum up your key message. Sometimes, you need to hammer a point home.
- Encourage the reader to take action.
- Ask the reader to share your post.
- Link to another useful resource.
- Ask a question to encourage comments.
- Tell readers what’s coming next.
- Promote your product or service.
How often should I post on my blog?
To maximize organic traffic, HubSpot recommends that small blogs post three to four new posts per week, and large blogs try for four to five posts per week (including updated posts). A small blog is considered one with a limited team and writing staff.
Are all blogs public?
Important: After you make your blog private, people who have the web address of an image may still be able to view it. By default, your blog is public and can be read by anyone on the web. To change who can access your blog: Sign in to Blogger.