This blog, "The Porsche Came to Our House," launched in June 2017, was alsoAfter three years of work, I finally took a step up the stairs recently.I wonder if this is the case.
When it first opened, it was a blog that no one saw and only my husband and I read it every day. A few months later, I decided to get serious about blogging and enlisted my husband's help.About a year and a half after its opening, access to the site began to increase.The number of readers who supported the project also increased.
After that, we continued to make improvements in our own way, sometimes with our own ingenuity.YouTubeMy husband, who at first mainly supported me around the server, started to write articles, and the blog grew in proportion to that.
It's just that "Although they are growing, the growth curve does not quite cross a certain lineMy husband and I used to be in a state of "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
How can we get more people to read our articles, and what kind of articles are our readers looking for?
We have continued to manage the blog steadily while discussing such issues as the following.
Then, around the beginning of July of this year, the winds of the blog began to change a bit. The number of articles that have clearly increased in traffic compared to before, if not to the point of buzz, has begun to increase.
At the same time, we are happy to see the results of our daily diligent efforts.Being read by more people means more negative reactions than ever before.I also realize that this is not the case.
This is especially true when it comes to blogs by owners of luxury sports cars like Porsche, which are often perceived in different ways.
Nevertheless, I think it is quite natural, and the same phenomenon will happen more or less with any blog, medium, or individual, as the population of viewers increases.
So I'm not being negative about the current state of affairs.Finally, we've come this far. Now it's time to start anew.It is in the sense of "I'm not sure.
But when this happens, I'm more careful about how I phrase sentences and choose words than ever before, and I'm more concerned about "how I'm going to say it."I guess I shouldn't write these articles.In the end, some people did not write because they thought, "I'm not going to write anything.
I also feel like there are more safe expressions on the blog, and when I read it back to myself, I think, "I'm not sure what I'm supposed to be doing.Hmmm...I feel like I was able to write more honest and interesting articles before...I was reminded of this....
I have been thinking about these things while breastfeeding my son in the middle of the night lately.(Don't breastfeed while thinking about this, she said.)
Then one day, it occurred to me.
You may be thinking, "Huh? Why did I start blogging in the first place?"
And.
The original impetus came from my husband, who saw that I had fallen for the Panamera's charms.If you like Panamera so much, why don't you blog about it?It was what he said to me.
In the words of her husband, "Tell the story of the Panamera's and Porsche's greatness in your own way and in your own words!I decided to write a book about the company. He was not an automotive journalist, nor a writer commissioned by a manufacturer to write articles, but an individual with no ties to the company.
And as I blogged more and more, I gradually became more and more "in the know."I want to write a blog that is useful for people who are thinking about buying a Porsche, a blog that makes people think, 'Oh, I wanted this kind of information.I began to think, "I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do.
With this in mind, I have been writing for three years.
During the past three years, our car lineup has changed dramatically, we have added a new family member, and the circumstances surrounding us have continued to change, but our fundamental thoughts remain the same.
If so, I thought, I should keep this thought in mind and continue to write.As a couple who love cars, love Porsche, and are quite fond of Porsche, I hope we can continue to write about our honest thoughts and feelings.I was wondering if it was a good idea.
In this light, I think that from this point forward, blog management will come down to how much you believe in what you believe in, rather than small tricks and techniques.
I don't know, maybe I should just take it easy and not think so much about it (laughs).
I am sure that I will keep on going down the Porsche road, my husband will work hard at his job with that as motivation, and I will keep on blogging to achieve my goal of buying a Porsche. Thank you for your continued support.
