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I am reading a few blogs. Mainly tech and cs stuff. I started my own blog recently, also about tech stuff, but only with some problems I faced during my work. M
by DDerTyp 10y ago
I am reading a few blogs. Mainly tech and cs stuff. I started my own blog recently, also about tech stuff, but only with some problems I faced during my work. My site is not getting a lot of hits, but I noticed that most clicks come from google. Share buttons, email, ... does not work for me. Google is my friend! :)
In case somebody want's to give me feedback on my little blog, please do so: https://blog.jdstaerk.de https://blog.jdstaerk.de
- detaro 10y agoI'll try my hand at some feedback. Your content is the kind of thing I'd search for using a search engine (and for those where I can judge the quality, it seems completely fine), but I don't see a reason to subscribe to your blog in some way. This kind of content (let's call it "tutorials") is only interesting to me if I currently face an issue, it's not something I read for fun or abstract learning. I subscribe to some blogs that have many tutorials, but their content is about a lot of varied things, and the value I get from these posts is discovery of new software or possibilities, not the tutorial aspect. Your blog is in a way more of a Knowledge Base than a blog to me, if that makes sense?
- DDerTyp 10y agoHey, thanks for your response! :) Yes, you are completely right, it is not a blog by definition. I haven't started it with the intention to be a blog like the OP's one. It is a "google-your-question-and-find-the-answer-on-my-blog"-blog. Thank you for your feedback, it confirmed my "blog-project"-idea :) And yeah, probably it isn't a blog as per definition, but a Wordpress blog seems like an easy and fast way to setup a little website w/ tutorials :)