Other suggestions people have made ring true. My stats tell me the most-viewed posts I've made were from (a) niche content I blogged about with very clear keywo

Other suggestions people have made ring true. My stats tell me the most-viewed posts I've made were from (a) niche content I blogged about with very clear keywords that I (b) shared to Reddit and another forum for people very focused on that topic. Adding one thought that may be relevant: I don't generally recommend people care deeply about how many other people read their blog. I know, you can't always choose what you care about... But I found my life was happier when I stopped thinking about my blog as something I'm writing for other people and started thinking about it as something I'm writing because I'm going to need to search for this information later when I inevitably forget how I did something. The long tail of blog posts in my blog are myself re-searching it to remember how I configured some thisorthat three years ago. For that reason alone, the blog (in its old notion of 'web log,' i.e. "a log of things you have done, searchable from the web") is worth keeping, and if it's useful to others too, bonus.