When I started blogging, it all seemed very simple. I had one blog on my main website. I posted diligently every day and didn’t get much readership at first. Then I came to WritingUp and everything changed. Whereas before I’d been blogging because I thought it was something I ought to do, once I joined this site I fell in love and despite the occasional glitches, I haven’t fallen out of love yet. Not only was I able to write and hone my material, but I was also able to talk to people, get feedback and feel that I was useful. Is it any wonder I became addicted?
The result of my addiction was blogs on Blogcharm (which I’ve now abandoned), Bloggerparty (where I post sporadically) and WriteNiche (where I try to post a couple of times a week). So that’s four blogs plus the site I’m developing at sharonhurleyhall.com. I think I may have stretched myself a bit too thin. I can now only post a couple of times a week on each blog; slightly more here on WritingUp. After all, I’ve still got other freelance writing to do and two topics to manage for InspiredAuthor. Is it just me – or is anyone else suffering from over-blogitis?
Article by Sharon Hurley Hall
Sharon Hurley Hall has been mentoring writers here at Get Paid To Write Online since 2005 to help them improve and build sustainable and successful writing careers. Check me out on sharonhh.com. Feel free to connect with me online on Google+.
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