fresh out of blogging ideas

Anybody have any ideas what I should write about?  Is anybody even reading this?

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Robert Martz is a writer who doesn't make any money writing, so he keeps a day job in finance. He lives and works in San Francisco, CA. He began blogging in 2011 as a way of taking responsibility for and finding a place to put his thoughts and feelings. He loves to eat, cook, and travel. He volunteers, practices yoga, runs, bicycles, hikes, and explores nature with passion and a boundless sense of wonder. He is inspired by his amazing friends, doers and other writers. Check out another of his blogs at http://goldenbearflyer.webnode.com/.
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4 Responses to fresh out of blogging ideas

  1. Lori Myers says:

    You should write about what YOU want to write about. Some days I write every day. Sometimes, only once in a week. 🙂

    • good point, and thank you, I think I really do need feedback right now about this… one thing I want to write about is relationships (not because I’m some expert, just that people are interesting), but I would want it to be more interactive with give and take, and for that I need more followers. hmmm. I should start a separate blog for that… I don’t want it to be all about me, but of course the ideas I originate will naturally come from my own epxeriences. again, more feedback from followers would be ideal, but I don’t know how to make that happen, so we shall see…

      • Lori Myers says:

        You should write about anything and everything that you want. If you are looking for followers, then think about where you are posting. I get between 200 and 600 views on my blog per day. But I also cross-post on Facebook (2,000 friends) and Twitter (1,260 followers), tumblr and other social media sites. If you are writing for other people, then blogging will be a very unsatisfactory outlet for you. Even with all of those views each day, I only occasionally get a comment. And that’s ok with me. If you want to encourage comments, you need to post content that moves people, then ask questions so they will leave you a comment.

      • Again, very good advice that all makes perfect sense. I realize after thinking on it that I started out writing basically for myself and am mostly happy to continue doing just that. So I think I’ll just set aside the notion of thinking about gaining more followers. If that is meant to be, maybe it will happen in the future, but it’s not truly a goal of mine. Of course, like anyone else I like getting some attention about what I’m doing. The occasional comments I get about this blog are much appreciated!

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