I blogged pretty regularly for a while in 2011 -I was trying to do a post every day which worked for most of the summer before I stopped for a week and then never got the momentum back. "Your experiences with tattooing in general" is plenty specific enough I would say for a blog. The emphasis though needs to be on the 'your', as in people aren't really going to read your blog to hear about tattooing - there's lots of places to read about that. What will set yours apart is that you share what you are going through, your struggles and triumphs.
The more people get to know you, the more the will want to keep reading. Slowly but surely your readership will build.
As for what platform, etc., I'll let someone else chime in on that but I think Wordpress is pretty popular unless you're going to go Tumblr - heck maybe there's other better stuff out there I don't even know about. Good luck!
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I blogged pretty regularly for a while in 2011 -I was trying to do a post every day which worked for most of the summer before I stopped for a week and then never got the momentum back. "Your experiences with tattooing in general" is plenty specific enough I would say for a blog. The emphasis though needs to be on the 'your', as in people aren't really going to read your blog to hear about tattooing - there's lots of places to read about that. What will set yours apart is that you share what you are going through, your struggles and triumphs.
The more people get to know you, the more the will want to keep reading. Slowly but surely your readership will build.
Read this on being a better writer ,then read a few more of his posts that catch your eye as well.
As for what platform, etc., I'll let someone else chime in on that but I think Wordpress is pretty popular unless you're going to go Tumblr - heck maybe there's other better stuff out there I don't even know about. Good luck!
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