Publishing, Blogging, and Freelancing
The Case Studies category is where I put experiments I run on various blogs and writing platforms to help identify the best methods for their purposes. Keep in mind these are all based on my personal experiences, and your results may vary greatly.
March had a bit more growth for the blog as it remains on life support. Between a few extra visitors and a boost to impressions, it looks like things are starting to swing upward. Of course, it’s still too early to jump for joy. A lot can happen before the end of the year.
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February had a few interesting movements for the dead blog. Although there were a few numbers in the red, the site itself continued to show more signs of life. The results are hopeful, but the site isn’t off life support yet.
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February was a bit on the paltry side of things for both content and algorithm adjustments. As such, there were a few massive drops for the blog as well as a decrease for the YouTube channel. Every year, it seems both take a bit of a hit in the first quarter.
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One of the most common methods “experts” suggest for marketing books is through the use of social media. But how much of a difference does it make to post your Amazon links on sites like Threads or Facebook?
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January was an interesting month for both the blog and the YouTube channel. There were a few things that happened that I wasn’t really expecting. Nonetheless, it wasn’t too bad of a month for either in terms of growth.
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Wait! Before closing this pop-up, did you know that I wrote a book about how I started my writing career? In A Freelancer’s Tale, I tell the story of how I began writing for Textbroker up to becoming a published author, most of which while suffering from one of the worst depressions of my life.
It’s a story about hope and never giving up, even when things look their darkest.