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Would you ever start your own blog?

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prolific-writer · in Websites & Communities
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I started my own blog a long time ago. It was based on a free blog software. I really want to start a professional blog with great content and this is my future project. Regardless of that, I know that it is a really interesting thing to do so. So, any advice?

I recently began a blog based on AI and am doing it through Google Blogger. It has its limitations as far as designing the page, but hey, it's free. I try to make sure that I come up with one idea per day for the blog, and sometimes just schedule the posts ahead of time.

On Apr 16, 2026, DramaK said:

I recently began a blog based on AI and am doing it through Google Blogger. It has its limitations as far as designing the page, but hey, it's free. I try to make sure that I come up with one idea per day for the blog, and sometimes just schedule the posts ahead of time.

I think you are talking about Blogspot, am I right? I also created a blog using blogspot, but the free themes were really awful, so I had to stop using it. I have also used Weebly and it is always a good idea to have knowledge related to HTML when it comes to uploading a custom theme.

I have 6 of them.

I have plans to start more. Blogging is really easy if you make time to write.

Forums are harder because you have to engage and constantly check back. Blogging is write > publish > promote > repeat.

Blog is still one of the best ways to build passive audience and income if you know what you are doing. I started my first blog years ago and even though indexing takes time, I wasn't relenting, I kept pushing. I am still on it because I got a couple of them. They are all monetised but the income is still insignificant

I started my own blog and the advice I get, and that’s shared here, is to find time to write. I haven’t had much time to spend on my blog but I know if I wrote consistently it would be much further along than it is now.

I’ve got my domain and Wordpress set up but really slack on the actual writing. I semi-want to replace it with my own blogging web app as well, but it’s all just effort.

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