A lot of the more popular blogs seem to be about giving advice to the audience. "10 Reasons to do X." "Why You Should Y in Z." And so on. It always made me thin

A lot of the more popular blogs seem to be about giving advice to the audience. "10 Reasons to do X." "Why You Should Y in Z." And so on. It always made me think that I would have to do the same to draw attention. But the blogs that I really enjoyed reading were technical dives or even what someone's day-to-day life is like. Blogs like Rachel by the Bay really hit this mark for me. I haven't blogged much myself at all, but I did write about an SVG bug in Internet Explorer years ago that got a decent amount of attention on StackOverflow. That was pretty cool. Similarly, this can apply to other media, like making games or YouTube videos. OP's advice could be creatively applied to those as well.