I gave myself a challenge beginning in December and that was to write in my blog everyday (hence the Day…at the beginning of each post.) My dilemma now becomes what to write about. Since going to the Pet Writing Conference last weekend I decided that I would like to focus on writing about dogs; and since I really love writing about my own it seems the logical choice. I wonder though if writing about them every day is too much.
There is a blog on Animal Planet called Daily Treat that has been funny every time I checked it out. The thing is though, that I don’t know if I have the material to write about the two dogs everyday and make the blog worth reading.
So I want to throw this out to you; I am not excusing myself from my challenge, I still intend on writing everyday, I was just wondering what you thought about me taking this blog and making it a weekly or bi-weekly blog; on the off days I will use my Auntie Jodi’s Thoughts to keep myself in writing frame.
My goal here is to produce a great blog with great content and not bore you to tears.
What say you?
I’ve enjoyed reading about Sampson and Delilah, but I’m a dog-lover and a Jodi-fan. I’m an easy audience to attract. The challenge, of course, is attracting others.
A friend sent me a link about blogging that might be helpful:
http://www.instantshift.com/2010/01/06/14-traits-of-successful-blogs/
I thought I would pass it along – hope you find it helpful.
Thank you George, I appreciate your help and interest!! I will read it carefully and take notes. I am planning on going to a blogging conference too!
I just proved that I’m interested as I gave myself the long weekend “off” from email and Facebook, but when I noticed your link on my Favorites bar, I was provoked to clicky the link to see what you’d been writing about since Thursday or Friday when I last read. Keep it up Jodi, I’m sure your persistance will make you a winner in the long run. A good friend once said to me, “Put yourself in a position to win.” He told me that many many times in the face of adversary. Good words to keep in mind.