Is making a personal Blog a good strategy?

Big Home Toys Review

Big Home Toys Review

Member
i have been ready a lot of ways to make my work more creditable. I don’t know if righting a personal blog with great tips and reviews is worth it? What do you think?

Please share personal experiences and advice.

Thank you for your time,
-Big Home Toys Review
 
Ill consider doing it, should I gather a decent subscriber base on YouTube. Until then it would be too much work for me to work on 2 projects, ie. YouTube + Blog, and I think it's better to up my game on YouTube instead of splitting up my time for now.
 
It depends on what you want to do with it, and what your intentions are with it!
If you want to write it for fun or get exposure?
I do have a blog as well, in which I write all kinds of stuff and have something to write about during my trips and give updates on what i´m doing during those trips!
 
Like others said, blogging is a lot of additional work, but it can be incredibly helpful depending on your goals. I have my own blog along with writing for other blogs (it's what I do for work), and the benefits are amazing as long as you can stay (mostly) consistent.
 
I've had my own blog for almost 15 years now and YouTube is an extension of that. It is a lot of work, but all of my social media presence was meant to funnel people back to the blog, but that never worked.
 
Thank you for such an in-depth analysis of this topic. It was particularly interesting to read your take on this, as it offers a fresh perspective that I hadn't considered before. I look forward to seeing more posts like this! By the way, if you’re looking for a change of pace or some relaxation during your downtime, you might want to check out https://alexanderscasino.com/.
 
Building a personal blog alongside a YouTube channel is definitely a smart strategy! It gives you full ownership over your content, helps with SEO, and provides an alternative way to connect with your audience outside of video algorithms. After brainstorming content ideas and working on your blogging strategy, taking a quick break to relax is always nice. If you are looking for fun digital entertainment during your downtime, feel free to check out madcasino
 
Been running one alongside my channel for about a year now and it pays off in ways the channel can't: search traffic keeps landing on old posts long after a video falls out of suggested feeds. Mine is a small travel blog about driving routes in Crete (https://cretebyroad.com), and those posts bring viewers who would never find the channel through YouTube search alone. Two things I learned the slow way: write posts that answer the same questions your videos do, so the blog catches the searchers while the video catches the browsers, and cross-link them - a blog also gives people something lightweight to share when a full video link feels like too much. If you start one, get your own domain from day one so years of writing actually build something you own.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top