#improve blog content

[mohit-mathur]

How to Keep yourself and other Interested in your Blog

**How to Make Your Blog Irresistibly Interesting: 21 Proven Techniques** “Be interesting.” It’s simple advice, but not always easy to implement. If you want to grow a popular blog, capturing and holding your readers’ attention is crucial. Without it, no one will stick around. But what does it really mean to “be interesting”? Too often, we talk about abstract concepts like differentiation, value,…

[personalgrowthoasis]

Top Seven Missteps That Drain Your Blog’s Persuasiveness

New blog post alert! Avoid these pitfalls to make your blog more persuasive. Your voice matters, your words make a difference. Keep writing!

Hi there, I hope this message greets you in the best of health and high spirits. Given your keen interest in blogging, I felt it would be useful to share some expert tips on crafting convincing and powerful blog posts. However, let’s take a scenic detour from the typical advice and explore the lesser-known yet potential seven pitfalls that may be lurking in your blog right now! Underwhelming…

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Thank you all for an incredible 500 days of love and support. I offer you: answers to questions that no one has asked.

(As always, more can be found in the tags <3)

[averlym]

fairest of the fair

[thisthat-ortheother]

…this is actually a bunch of friendly but important reminders standing on each others’ shoulders in a poll-shaped trench coat. btw

[reichurine]

:) gotta love making merch (sometimes)

Felt like sharing since I am kinda happy with how the merch looks this time around~

[puppyeared]

Thinking about my old pkmn ask blog

[princessproductivity]

7 ways to reduce your screen time...

If you create content for a living, schedule your posts in one sitting so you don't have to spend as much time putting them out throughout the day.

Turn on your phone's grayscale setting — this overrides our natural inclination to click on the brightly colored app icons of addictive socials like Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and more.

Use a minimalist phone app. This removes icons altogether, and forces you to intentionally look for what you need from a list of apps as opposed to mindlessly clicking. I'm currently using an app called Oasis Launcher from the Google Play Store.

Turn off notifications from social media, so you are only prompted to spend time on those apps through your own natural inclination.

Oftentimes we reach for our phones because our hands are idle, not because we actually want to spend the time on them — find something to keep your hands busy. For me this is crochet, but it could be a book, a painting, or some other kind of project.

If you find that you spend a lot of time on certain social media apps, try uninstalling the app itself, and only using that form of media through your phone browser. I used to spend a lot of time window shopping on Amazon, and the added inconvenience of not having it available in one click has really helped deter me from spending so much time on it — now I only jump on and use it when I truly need to order something for the household.

Reevaluate your screen time at the end of every week. Many phones have a "digital well-being" feature now that allows you to set time limits on apps, and see how your screen time compares to previous weeks. This can be a great way to evaluate where you need to trim down your usage.

A bit about @princessproductivity! What is the 12 week year? 7 ways to organize your life...

[magic-magpie]

Hi I made a Lee AMV <3 TEKKEN 8 SPOILERS BTW

But yeah I'm obsessed w him and then I heard this song and edited him to it in my lectures in a fever dream

Violet Systems Promo Video

[thefamilyhat]

I'm popping out of the void to just say I need to revamp this whole blog and update it

[an-idiot-called-alex]

Hi! As you can see, I'm a small artist who has 0 social skills.

Oh well, even if that may be true, I have a passion which is drawing/sketching/painting/whatever you want to call it. Even if I am usually doing well at most of the subjects I've never found anything that interests me. I've thought multiple times about what i want to do in this life, of what i want to become and what I will leave behind after death. I DO know, and even you know, my reader, that we are both going to die one day, sooner or later. So what marks are we going to leave behind, for generations to come?

On the day of 27th July 2024 I decided that I will leave behind my drawings because I want you, the reader, to remember me, or at least my drawings.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION AND STAYING WITH ME UNTIL THE END!

Some stuff about me:

- I love mashed potatoes with cheese and corn

-I hate waking up every morning only to go to school

-I am an INTJ

-I'm from Eastern Europe (please don't judge)

-My favourite color is turquoise

-fav. movie: fight club, seven psychopats

-fav. anime: to your eternity (its traumatizing), attack on titan, the disastrous life of saiki k., cyberpunk edgerunners, trigun stampede (you can watch them all on 4anime)

-I like to listen to alex g, rammstein, artemas or mitski

-fav. series: fallout, misfits, arcane, how i met your mother

-fav. cartoons: ninjago, gumball

-fav. video games: cats are liquid, call of duty, the last of us

-I love you all❤️❤️❤️

Face reveal:

[kinokoshoujoart]

wait why is that option getting so many votes??

[hats--eldritch-tv]

It's the new year, it's time I start drawing, and improving

Let's see with a before and after drawing

[neverbeforeandneversince]

thank you for bearing with me. i am not enjoying the day. sincerely please leave me alone.

[princessproductivity]

A bit about @princessproductivity!

Hey there, everyone! Welcome to the Princess Productivity blog! This blog is written by myself, a 23-year-old Christian woman, residing in the beautiful Pacific Northwest! I co-own two successful businesses with my ambitious husband, and I am now pursuing two more entrepreneurial ventures of my own.

My "business beliefs":

Everyone has room to become a better, more productive version of themselves.

Knowledge related to self-improvement should be freely available to those who are willing to take the necessary steps to improve their circumstances.

If a person wants to turn their unpaid passion into a successful business, that passion must be treated like a business, even if they aren't yet making a dime.

Entrepreneurial success can be achieved without the loss of one's humanity, compassion, and generosity.

We live in the era of opportunity, where over 300 million people in the U.S. alone have the wisdom of the internet at their fingertips. The sad reality is that only a handful (about 10%) of those 300 million have the self-discipline to truly pursue entrepreneurial success.

This blog was created for that handful.

On the Princess Productivity blog, I share the things I have learned while building two businesses, and the things I'm still learning as I pursue the founding of two more. From books and podcasts I've discovered along the way, to personal experience and lessons learned, this blog is my attempt at sharing knowledge with others.

No filters, no catch, and most importantly, no charge.

What is the 12 week year? 7 ways to organize your life... 7 ways to reduce your screen time...

[ourflagmeansgayrights]

idk tho like. i came into this fandom telling myself i wasnt gonna ignore when ppl of color pointed out racism in the fandom. and that's how i ended up with my little corner of izzy dislikers with a lot of things to say abt how this fandom treats izzy, and even more abt how this fandom treats ed.

and i wont lie. it's kinda frustrating to see blogs that had a "discourse free" approach to fandom break that stance for an anon that thinks i'm an izzy stan (a truly ludicrous thing to believe, i assure you). yeah, publicly condemning anon hate is a good thing, i guess. but it feels like racist headcanons and fanfic and meta and fanart have all gotten a pass, and are continuing to get a pass, from a lot of people who say they want to participate in "drama" or "fandom wank" or whatever the fuck we're calling "criticism of racism in fandom" these days