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  1. Greetings pool-swimmers.

    I have turned film critic for my post today, although the film is rather old, and my review is rather short and somewhat biased, I hope it still makes entertaining reading?

    http://ismithwords.com/2015/07/20/the-monday-muse-3-hours-and-58-minutes/

    I have also been hosting a flash fiction challenge now for a few weeks, which is going from strength to strength. If you’re in need of some inspiration, or you’d like to get involved in the Literary Lion community to get feedback and to read some inspiring work, have a look at the latest prompt here…

    http://ismithwords.com/2015/07/15/literary-lion-king/

    Thank you! I appreciate any feedback and involvement and will always reciprocate! 🙂

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      2. I think that’s the point of our reviews, it’s about what you think :). I also think the mooie is simply overrated.

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    6. Excellent. My favorite kind of movie review: straight to the point. Your site is a lot of fun. It’s easy to want to stay there and click on things. Don’t take the job too seriously and you will be just fine! 🙂

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    9. There seems to be a fashion for writing enormously fat novels these days, and the virtue of being concise seems to have been forgotten. I thought your Gone with the Wind review said all it needed to. Well done!

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  2. Cheers! I’m Leisel from Skill Up Skillet, a weekly updated geek and game themed food blog that reads like anything but a food blog. I strive for outstanding, inspired recipes, a twist of humor, and a healthy dose of sarcastic wit. The kitchen is my battleground and each recipe I conquer is a personal ‘skill up’ for me. Right now I’m pretty happy with the direction my blog has taken and I’m striving to gain more followers. Like, exponentially more followers. Yes, you, I’m talking to you!
    That said, what’s the best way you’ve found to gain and engage your followers? I feel like I’m right on the threshold of something amazing and I want to take it to its limit and beyond.
    Finally, I’d be immensely appreciative if I could get some more eyes and feedback for the following articles:
    Chaliapin Steak (Shokugeki no Soma)- The sauce is so good you can even vegetarianize it. Yes, ‘vegetarianize’ is a word now: https://skillupskillet.wordpress.com/2015/07/09/shokugeki-no-soma-my-bastardized-yet-addictive-version-of-chaliapin-steak/
    Omelette du Fromage (Dexter’s Laboratory) – Omelettes are one of my specialties and I was thrilled to make this. Also, if you’d like to see a comically vicious review on some weird French cheese, this post is for you: https://skillupskillet.wordpress.com/2015/07/16/omelette-du-fromage-a-dexters-laboratory-recipe/
    I feel like these two are some quality posts but didn’t attract many views because a. Shokugeki no Soma (Food Wars) is a relatively new manga/anime and has a sort of underground following and b. I feel the reference from Dexter’s Laboratory is a little obscure for some.
    As of right now I’m currently two recipes ahead and can’t wait to see what kind of reactions I get in the next couple weeks. Can’t wait to interact with you all; Community Pool is the only thing that makes me look forward to Mondays. Cheers! (And hi anyone from Blogging 201!)

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    1. I’ve said it before but I’ll happily say it again, just love the originality of your blog, I’ve not seen anything like it, and I could definitely have done with it when I was a six year old Nintendo fanatic.

      I am going to be 30 soon though, so I think some childhood regression might be just what I need, and some sort of Mario themed treat…

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      1. This immediately prompted a fit of cursing at my computer screen: I have a posting schedule. It’s filled in through the second week of September. I’m doing great and actually planning things. AND I HAVE BEEN TOTALLY TAKING EVERYTHING AFTER THIS WEEK OUT OF BLOODY ORDER. Related: There’s going to be YET ANOTHER Mario post (as if 3 is too many, lol) by the end of August.

        Now I have to redo the Excel spreadsheet all. over. again. For the nth time. It is so Monday.

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      1. Thanks all! I’m so glad you’ve enjoyed reading; I have so much fun with what I’m doing, probably because I don’t bother sugarcoating my personality. (That’s boring, anyway!)

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    6. Your blog is a perfect food blog. Lots of images, although i may suggest to add more widgets on the sidebar. As for the cooking recipe i have no clue how to respond to that, i don’t know cooking.
      Good luck!

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  3. Howdy amigos,

    The next post I’ll write is a detailed photo journal of my six months in South America, but it feels unusual to be writing about something this broad instead of an individual event or week. I’m hoping that you can read one of the two posts below and offer feedback, as these are the most similar to what I’ll be posting tomorrow.
    http://www.neitherwanderingnorlost.wordpress.com/2014/11/30/the-worst-part-about-travelling/
    http://www.neitherwanderingnorlost.wordpress.com/2015/07/14/celebrating-one-year-at-sea-june-14th/

    The first is an explanation of the best and worst parts of travelling, while the second is a celebration of being abroad for a year.

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      1. Also I like that you include photos. Personally I’ll look at the pictures first and then sometimes go back and read the words. .. but the photos make it.

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  4. Happy Monday folk of WordPress,

    Been on an enforced three-week hiatus due to lack of internet on holiday. Just put up my first post since I got back, flash fiction inspired by a scene I saw in Spain. Check it out here:

    King

    All feedback always hugely welcome.

    Thanks,
    Ben

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      3. I overhauled the entire blog. By overhaul, I mean exporting the posts and everything and deleting all the posts.
        I noticed that I hurry to make a blog post so that people would come and read my blog, only to feel that I didn’t do a good enough job. I decided to keep the well-written recent posts and start over.

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      4. I feel the same way, i have been writing since a year and half now and i hardly have viewers. But deleting a post isn’t the solution, you can’t delete something that you wanted to say. You did a good enough job, if you don’t feel like you did a good job then edit and proofread. Improve.

        My advice, it is purely subjective. Good Luck!

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    5. It’s totally worth it.
      But also depends on the type of blog you’re running. I maintain two blogs mainly: one is a minimal blog devoid of almost any widgets while the other one, my primary blog is significantly populated with everything- you can check out out of you click my username. And for me it’s worth it.

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      1. I upgraded because there is an old theme that I always liked but hated the colors. I like the readability of the theme, but, to me, the primary colors took that away.
        I think customization worth checking out.
        Instead of customizing, you could try to find a premium theme that you could live with. Unfortunately for me, I couldn’t find a premium theme that I liked enough to keep.

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    1. Too right! You’re not wrong at all. I live in London, i.e the noisiest place on the planet and filled with people that don’t seem to realise that their noise affects someone outside of their ignorant bubble. So when I’m disturbed by building noise on a Sunday… the one time I might get to sleep in, it f****** p***** me off! Well done for making a stand. These people don’t realise how miserable it can make you. I hope you get somewhere!

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    2. I would (figuratively) cut a *****. No joke. I wake up at 4:50am 5 days a week and on the two days I can sleep in… no. Once the city decided to blow up a bridge about two miles from my house (planned). I still heard it and felt the shockwave. And that was the last of my sleep. I screamed down the house, as you should too. They’ll not hear the end of it.

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    3. Good luck! You’ve clearly tried going through the formal routes. Try tweeting them this article & perhaps get sites like buzzfeed to do a post on it. They’re bound to listen if the media pick up on it!

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    4. Haha your post is very funny. .. and growing up in Canada (LOTS of construction, ALL THE TIME) I can relate… maybe not to the noise but to the nuisance of it all, even tho I understand the added value and necessity of it all.

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  7. Hello!

    I helped organise a live teenage diary reading night last week and I’ve got some videos and audio of me reading out diary entries.

    Seeing as my blog is my genuine teenage diary entries from the 90s, I’m thinking of uploading the video and/or audio. I’ve already got one video on there from a previous event but that’s just on my sidebar.

    I was wondering, do you think it’s worth creating a new page for things like that or just embed it in a post? I just don’t want to end up with too many pages and it getting overcrowded.

    Any other ideas welcome!

    Tess

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    1. Oh, that is a hard decision. The only thing I’d be concerned about if you embed videos/audio files in your posts is the possibility for slowing some people’s computers down. My vote’s for a dedicated page, I think.

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    3. Hmm. .. personally I would want to just scroll thru the post and click the video, but as Liesel pointed out, that could slow the operation down….. SO I’d say make a youtube site, upload stuff there, and then link that into your blog. A hassle, I know, but I think that would work best.

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    3. But, if I hit the follow button again I’ll unfollow it. O_o
      Nice update, clean and simple. Locing the social media buttons at the top, they look really spiffy.

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    6. No sidebars and no redundant things. Just you and your photographs
      Loved the look. Though i may suggest to reduce the resolution of the images as for me it took a while to load the site. But that would degrade the images i know
      So leaving that part upto you.

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  10. Hello Community Pool!
    I’m going to rewrite my ‘About’ page this week. Got quite good feedback for my existing page but it doesn’t actually tell you much about the blog itself. You lovely people always inspire me, so in your collective opinion, what makes a good ‘About’ page?

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    1. Gah. About pages are my worst blogging enemy. I spent many days trying to figure out what to write in my about page.
      You can tell us about how you started your blog or talk a bit about your topic on your blog. Where you come from. How you got to the place in your life now. Or you could give us a piece on how to make a James where you list all the ingredients on how to make a you.
      Lots of things.

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      4. Hi! I decided to devote this Sunday’s blog post to answering your question, so everyone can get a thorough description of how Twitter can help bloggers. Look for it to come out Sunday morning.
        Janice

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    4. Start slowly. Don’t have to complete an about page in one go. Write little today and as you go along discovering new things keep adding.
      A good about page needs to be about you, humor and anecdotes are fun but it needs to be you

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  11. Good afternoon fellow bloggers and happy Monday to you all! If you have the time, please stop by and check out my blog. I have recently completed a short story which I have been working on whilst writing my first psychological thriller novel (a slightly bigger project). Only 35,000 more words to go! :-/ Thanks guys! Mark

    P.s I would be happy to take a look and give feedback in return. Please do follow my blog if you can. I need all the support I can get in preparation for my books release.
    http://www.markdraycott.com

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    2. I don’t know why but that ending took a few days to ‘get’. Nicely wrapped up, though. Any chance of making the short story somehow searchable as a sort of site feature?

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      1. It was an ending which I only thought of with a few days to go to keep my ‘Sunday post’ promise. The fact that I literally wrote the story week on week was a real test of my ‘pantster’ style of writing. There was no planning involved what so ever. It was an interesting task. But yes, a category on my website for the short story’s is a good idea! Thanks. Mark

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      1. Thank you for your kind words. I really appreciate you taking the time to read them and for following. There will definitely be more posts to follow. Mark

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  12. Happy Monday everyone!

    I’ve recently transitioned into micro-poetry, and I’ve been releasing a lot of posts with story elements; I would love to hear your opinion in relation to my current style or any other old posts with some of my longer poems. In turn, I promise to do the same. Here is a link to my blog https://originaldante.wordpress.com/

    Also, I’m interested in collaborating with other poets, please let me know if you’re interested.

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    1. Well. That was a little more diplomatic than I would have been. Very well written and informative. I wish your About page had a little more personal insight, however.

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    3. WELP you handled that much more gracefully than I think I would have!
      I really like your blog, and the way you write… tho I do find the yellowy background hurts my eyes a little.
      But that might be just me!

      p.s. do u mind reviewing my blog too? (No pressure!)
      http://www.thehonestroot.com (sorry I gotta link it Cuz sometimes my gravatar leads to a diff site)

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      2. I love the concept of your blog. I have been concerned with issues of sweat shops, recycling, reducing, reusing, vegetarianism and the environment for twenty five years. I love some of your topics. I’m happy you are blogging about these issues. I’ll look around some more! I like what I see! 🙂

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  14. Hi there, Rajat here. I am a travel blogger and share my travel experiences across India. Its been quiet a while that I have started to write but simply unable to understand what annoys my readers the most.

    I get (jealous) and frustrated (that’s obvious, I am human afterall )often when I find that no more than 10 people, sometimes, none come to my blog, as if I am talking to dead people, but what frustrates me more that when I read through the huge crowd of other bloggers from my niche,

    I do not find anything less that I have written that makes me unapproachable. I have tried commenting, liking, reading others posts but it seems nothing is working out.

    I have been struggling way too far, heading for a writers block. If only someone can guide me and honestly tell me, what is the damn problem with my blog!!!

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      1. Thanks Amanda, that was quick, I really appreciate. But if I have been not getting traffic for almost an year, there is really a problem with the writing…Nevertheless, thank you for time and patience!!! Regards

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      1. No. I had read through them though. I found that there were a range of topics to write including travel, which may go against the niche I intend to write about, since I have only been writing about travel so far…

        Will it still help if I write ‘off-topic’ posts on a travel blog??

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      2. I am not really sure how to directly answer your question about writing off-topic posts but what I do know is that some travel bloggers are also joining the blog events. Several things:
        – Have you tried enrolling the free course of Blogging 101? because you will meet a lot of bloggers as you go through the course which are potential readers. 🙂
        – Have you established your social media presence? (Twitter/FB/IG)

        🙂

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      3. To answer the second question, Yes,

        to answer the first one, I did, but was not able to complete the course due to extensive travel. I added those trips to my blog!!

        But surely, if it doesnt take my blog out of the niche and put me on a general platform, I will consider participating in the competition…Thanks a lot Berry..So sweet of you..You are really patient..I appreciate

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    3. Patience is the key.
      If you write in a niche category it will take a while to be noticed and build followers, but it is a slow process. Reconsider how you use tags and categories as these are how your posts will be sorted and displayed to others. For the same reason, look closely at your excerpts and how your main photos are framed, as these are what people will see when deciding whether or not to read your post.

      Of course interesting content is the most important part of your writing, those are just some tips for being noticed and making a first impression.
      Good luck!

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    4. Patience, and persistence.
      Readers will not come flocking all at once, but they will come eventually!!
      Best thing to do is participate in forums and comment things like this one and contribute meaningful comments and critiques for other bloggers.
      for others to be interested in you, you must often first be interested in them.
      The first step is to make great content, which you have done. The second thing is to be involved in the blogging community.

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  15. Hello! I am from Italy and I have started to write a blog mainly about videogames. I am following the tips of this old course https://wordpress.com/dailypost/courses/blogging-101-zero-to-hero/ and I think It’s great and helpful. Now, I noticed that It will be a new course in August of zero to hero and I have some questions about it.
    1)Should I follow this course although I am using the old course of zero to hero?
    2) Is it free? XD Sorry for this question, but I am here recently.

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    1. Welp. I definitely don’t speak Italian outside of some of the dishes served at my family’s pizzeria and a few choice swear words but there’s Google Translate for that. You have a decent start but it’s a little hard to wade through. Have you considered adding more (relevant) pictures to your posts? And do you have a ‘formal’ About page?

      The blogging courses are free. As I didn’t take Blogging 101 I can’t really comment on that, I’m in Blogging 201. I say, if you want to do it again, why not?

      (Hail, fellow gamer!)

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      1. Thank you for the comment.
        Is it a little hard to wade through my blog? Is it because there aren’t any pictures in my blog? Maybe, I should add more pictures when I write a new post.
        I don’t have an about page, but I have written some info about my blog in the text widget “Un po’ di info sul mio blog”.
        I have some other questions:
        What is the difference between 101 and 201? What mean this numbers?

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      2. Yes, and yes. Pictures and (sometimes) shorter paragraphs help break posts up better. I read/translated the widget but I think your readers would like to know a little more about you.

        101 is the basic blogging course for beginners. It helps you build and develop your site and whatnot. 201 is for growing your brand and building your audience.

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  16. Hi everyone! I just enrolled for blogging 101 recently and started posting actively. My blog still need more posts to shape into what I envisioned. I write mainly about book reviews, events, product reviews, food, some writings and thoughts.

    Let me know what you think of my recent posts, any feedback is truly appreciated!

    https://xiaohuamaobiji.wordpress.com/

    Please do share your blog too so that I can visit and do the same!

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    1. I think it’s a cute start. I adore your shirt.Bold, caps lock, underline, italicize adore. I’d like to see where you go from here. Not sure I like the theme, but that could just be me.

      Another Ohioan, aye? Dude, do you think we’ll drown? It feels like soup outside. Nasty.

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      1. Thank you so much for your feedback! I’m happy you liked the post. Could you tell me more about your thoughts on the theme? I want people to have a good time on my site. What would you have liked to have seen instead? Thanks again! I like your blog’s concept!

        Lol, it has been pretty humid these days! Definitely not as bad as Pennsylvania though I may say.

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      2. I actually haven’t played around much with themes; I found something and it stuck and works for me. I would encourage you to play around with it when you’ve got nothing better to do.

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    2. I really like the fresh approach and was so happy to see all of the photo showing close-ups of your amazing accessories! Perhaps choose a theme that is going to let your photos really shine and be a focus point.

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      1. Thank you for your honest opinion! I really appreciate it. What other themes would you recommend? Your writing is very insightful btw! I wish you the best on your journey. Thanks again!

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      2. Hi Arianna, thank you for your comments! I thought maybe an option for a collage of pictures would really show off your photos! I think Snaps is pretty cool. I guess my comments really speak to your photography being the focus – the pictures of your fashion drawing your eye to it.

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      1. I really like your blog’s appearance! You certainly give a lot to look at and read up about, but at the same time it looks very clean. I only found 1 typo. In the About drop down menu, it says Thr Ethical Definition instead of The Ethical Definition. I also thought your Thank You page was very nice. 🙂

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      2. Agh I need to put periods in there… everyone thinks that’s a typo but it’s actually meant to stand for The Honest Root (T.H.R)
        thanks for pointing that out! I meant to change it months ago but forgot!!

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      2. Legit! I need to get on that pretty soon – I need a logo. Unfortunately I’m not particularly gifted with artistic things.

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    1. Personally I like the links to the places you’ve been, it gives me confidence that you know what you’re talking about! You could perhaps include a little anecdote from one of your trips to start off with, it might help draw readers in to your ‘about me’.

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      1. I’m not sure yet:) After two years, I knew how to use WordPress. I’ve only been on Blogger one day, so I don’t exactly know what I’m doing yet:)

        What prompted my decision? Maybe just the desire to try something new.

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    3. I like your blog, however I’m not usually a fan of those dark backgrounds.
      I used to be with blogger, but switched to WordPress.
      why did you decide to go the other way?

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    4. I honestly can’t help you on this but I would love to hear about your new experience on Blogspot.
      I myself am planning to start a blog on that site but I still don’t know if I really should.

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    1. Your blog posts are well done, and your format is easy to maneuver. The only thing I would recommend is a more brief explanation of who you are and what you are doing on the site itself instead of just within blog posts.

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  21. Hi everyone. Around 6 months ago I changed the format of my blog from what was simply a link to my instagram account previously, to a place where I now upload more thought out/detailed posts of my film photography.
    I have found that the followers I gained in the previous format do not seem to engage with this new format (no longer commenting or liking, and with much lower view counts) so I wanted to see if anyone here shared my interests?

    I would appreciate any feedback on my posts (actually on the posts would be great) whether it its something about the photos you liked or some constructive criticism and I would love to interact with people who are interested in photography/film photography; perhaps I would enjoy your work too! Or any advice on the blog in general, including how to make it more engaging would be much appreciated as a comment to this post.

    My blog is https://anotherlifeinlondon.wordpress.com/ thanks in advance!

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    1. Hello:)
      I really like your blog, very organised, easy to navigate and your pictures are great!
      As for followers and views, I would advise you to maybe participate in photo/writing challenges, come back to the Community Pool as much as possible, connect with other bloggers!
      Take a Blogging 101 course, it’s a great way to meet others and share your passion:)
      I host weekly a quote and a photo challenge, have a look, join us if you want:)
      Hope it helps,
      Julia

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      1. Hi Julia, I didn’t see this sorry! Thank you for taking the time to have a look through my blog and for putting together such a constructive comment; I really appreciate it! Thanks, I tried quite a lot of different themes/setups before I found one I thought was easy to navigate and presented my photos in the way I wanted. I will definitely take a look at your photo challenge, I had never even heard of them before! I will also check out that course at some point. Thanks again for your advice, its very helpful.

        Annie

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    3. on thing you can do is pose a question within your post. Like, “I took this photo using angle A and edited ut with software B. what’s your favorite techniques to achieve this type of photo?” or something. I know nothing about photography but I think you get the poiny

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      1. Hey April, thanks for your idea; I can see how that would make my posts a bit more engaging, I’ll give that a go some time.

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  22. Hello community pool,

    My friends and I have recently started a blog and it would be great if you could read it and leave some feedback! It’s very interesting and offers some fun content. (P.S. All of our writers are high school or college students)

    Here’s one of our more popular posts on how to get more out of your next Chipotle meal: http://west205.com/blog/how-to-get-the-most-out-of-chipotle-mexican-grill/.

    If you’re a student, we offer some great advice on how to increase your grades without cramming (interesting read for others too!): http://west205.com/blog/increase-grades-without-cramming/

    Please subscribe or make a donation if you enjoyed our content!

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    2. Really love the line ‘But I needed you, to fill the gaps between my fingers’. Very emotive, and the poem is excellent. I always think poetry should be kinda raw so I’m glad you’re so emotive. 🙂

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    1. I commented directly on the post. I was so looking forward to reading the interview, and it does not disappoint! I should note, though, that you linked here to your most recent post instead of the interview. 🙂

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    2. I read the entire interview and loved it. I think that the questions you asked her were so poignant and on point. They were very well thought out, direct and interesting. You are on the way to becoming one heck of a mental health advocate! Thank you for all that you do!

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      1. Thank you so much! I just wish there were more opportunities close to where I live for mental health advocacy. Most programs are two hours away from me. I do, however, plan on moving closer to those opportunities when finances allow.

        I’m glad you liked the questions! I was so nervous that I was going to ask dumb questions and completely fail at the interview, but I was able to pull through with some good ones in the end. 🙂

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    2. Agatha Christie is one of my most favourite writers and can we just talk about how awesome murder on orient express is?! It blew my mind away, seriously.

      Anyway, best of luck with your challenge. I hope you complete it! 🙂

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    1. Hello! Welcome to wordpress! 🙂 I will warn you, blogging is a terrible addiction. You will find yourself up late into the night typing out your thoughts long after everyone else has turned the lights out…..or perhaps you shall be a reasonable blogger and only write as you feel so inclined. Either way, the experience is enjoyable to say the least.

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  29. Hey there! Recently i changed my site address and user name. Check out my blog…feedbacks are widely welcome.
    designinglife01.wordpress.com
    Thank you 😀

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    1. Love it. From personal experience, careful who you share that blog with in your personal life. Once upon a time someone in my high school class found my (now deleted) blog… it was grossly misinterpreted and it didn’t end well.

      Expand your About page!

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