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The other night we were having dinner and my husbandMaybe next month, air-cooling will come."I said, "I'm not sure I'm going to be able to do that."...What, you mean you've already bought it?When I asked, "What do you mean? And the conversation ended. This guy is really crazy.

Let me preface this by saying that there is a question that I am always asked by people I meet in relation to this blog. It is.

How do you find your daily blog posts?"
Isn't it hard to update an article every day?"

This is what I mean. Certainly, I know that updating a blog every day is not an easy task. HoweverWhat shall I write next?" but I don't consider it "painful" or "hard" to update my blog every day.I decided to think a little bit about why that is, and to sort out a few things about my current situation.

Write an article about Porsche

I think there are two main tasks that need to be done in writing an article.

(1) Finding articles (marketing)
(2) Work to write articles (writing)

It is. Normally, bloggers are usually the only ones who can handle these two tasks, so unless you are skilled in both or are very familiar with them, it may be difficult to keep updating your articles every day.

My husband, on the other hand, has been quite instrumental in this blog.I think the division of labor between (1) and (2) makes it possible to update articles every day.(We didn't really discuss it, but that's the way it turned out.)

In our family, my husband is in charge of (1) finding articles (marketing). My husband watches the Porsche Channel on Youtube and researches Porsche news and articles on a daily basis, and he knows a great deal about the latest information on other car manufacturers and the structure of their cars. On top of that.

The timing is right for the new model to be announced, so it's a good idea to write a related article while you still can.
Porsche owners have to worry about these things when they buy a Porsche, so this information is good to have.
You should write a review of this news as soon as possible.

They will tell you what they are doing. In addition, my husband looks at the Google Analytics and consoles on this blog every day, so

...Keyword volume for the new Cayenne is increasing, so you should post a test drive review of the Cayenne as soon as possible.
...maintenance and fuel cost related searches, so you should write a detailed article based on the receipts you have so far.
The number of articles with that angle is increasing because of the unexpected keywords

They will also tell you what to do. In other words, roughly speaking.My husband plays a "marketing" kind of role in this blog.I think it is a good idea.

What is my role?

I, on the other hand.The complete opposite of my husband, I am a "gut feeling" type, so I am not very good at analysis or marketing.I sometimes look at the list of keywords in the Google console, but even if I look at the list as long as I can, I can't decipher anything because I stop thinking, and even when I look at Porsche-related news, I can't discern "which news is important for car enthusiasts" at all.

I can also come up with quite a few stories that I'd like to write about, butPanamera is a great car! Porsche is awesome!" I can only come up with subjects that can be nothing more than a super-subjective diary, such asSo, I guess I am still not good at marketing, which requires objective analysis.

So what is my role in such a project? 2) The process of writing articles (writing).I like to write and writing is my forte.I mean...actually, my day job is writing (+ speaking), so I guess it's only natural. So, as for the stories my husband has stocked me with on a daily basis...

What structure and order should be used to best convey the message to the reader?
What kind of scene should be painted to make it more realistic and how should it be painted?
How to write in a balanced way that is not too funny, not too stiff, but just the right amount to make people laugh.

I try to write with these things in mind, and I really enjoy the process of organizing and constructing and writing in this way. That's why I don't get bored even if I write every day, and it's interesting and keeps me going.

If I had to do it myself, from finding stories, this blog might not have lasted as long as it has.It just so happened that my husband's strengths and mine fit together perfectly."So, I guess I am able to update my blog without being troubled with stories.

It can be a hassle.

There is one difficulty with this approach, however. That is.There is so much of a gap between my husband's knowledge and mine that it takes me a long time to understand what he says.(laughter)

My husband is a car geek who embodies "No Car, No Life". I, on the other hand, am an ordinary person who "likes Porsche but has almost no knowledge about cars. So, the conversation usually goes something like this.

Husband: "911 is RR, right, so..."
Me: What is RR (-_-)?
Husband: "What! You're writing a blog without even knowing what RR is! (I mean, RR is rear-wheel drive, and it's a rear-wheel drive, and it's a rear-wheel drive, so there's understeer, oversteer, and so on..."
Me: What is understeer or oversteer (-_-)?
Husband: "...... So, understeer means that the car is going to turn, so no matter how much you turn the wheel, it won't turn, so..."
Me: I don't know why it won't turn, it seems to turn in the atmosphere (-_-)
Husband: "No, no, no, why can't you understand what I'm trying to explain?"
(And then my husband brings out a radio-controlled car from the other room.)
Husband: "So, the structure of a car is..."
(...and dismantling the radio control unit, starting with the explanation in the first place)
30 minutes to 1 hour later
Me: Yeah, I think I "sort of" get it.
Husband: "You're just 'sort of' explaining it all... (-_-)"

I feel like I'm done with this.(Image below)The following is a list of the most common problems with the "C" in the "C" column.

If you consider this as a "couple's conversation", it might be good to increase communication, but I am a liberal arts major by nature, and someone who gave up on math and science early on, so it is really hard for me to understand the structure of a car!(I'm not talking about the humanities or the sciences.)The following is a list of the most common problems with the "C" in the "C" column.

At any rate, I hope we can continue to search for better ways of doing things, without thinking that this way is the best way.

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  1. rumba

    Good evening. I love that you and your wife can talk about cars!

    Air-cooling is fun! (laughs) As for the 964, it looks compact, but it doesn't handle as well as you might imagine.
    And it's so heavy that I can't believe it has power steering (cries) The styling is great. It's a cute little frog. Can't wait to see your hubby's air-cooled review!

    Speaking of blog posts, I bought an Aston Martin. It is a stock (lol), but it was a hassle to find a brokerage firm that handles it since it is listed on the London Stock Exchange.
    It's a quick public offering. W Is it okay to think of the unrealized loss as Aston's maintenance fee?

    • Mina.Mina.

      lumba

      Thank you very much!
      Air-cooled, yes! I guess it's a world you can't understand unless you ride in it.
      But still, the poor air conditioning is killing me in the summer. ((((; )))) lol
      I'll be sure to share my review of the car once it's delivered!

      Aston Martin shares!
      I see!
      Luxury foreign cars are made to cost something (laughs).

  2. shimoyannjp

     Hello Mina, this is shimoyannjp.

     So it's finally next month. Air-cooled. 993, maybe. Or maybe a 964...or maybe a 930.

     The 964 I owned was a midnight blue Meta, with 250 horsepower, but I remember a friend of mine who owned a 500 horsepower Benz SL being impressed by how fast the PORSCHE was.

     We look forward to hearing from you afterwards.

    • Mina.Mina.

      shimoyannjp.
      Thank you!
      Air cooled, looks like a 964!
      He was wondering about 993 until the end, but he had a good encounter with 964 (^ ^).

      Midnight Blue Metallic! It looks so beautiful! And I knew that Porsche was fast!
      I am sure that you will be able to feel the goodness of the air-cooled era and the Porsche style that has been handed down to this day, and I am sure that you will be able to feel various things.
      I'm looking forward to it now ^ - ^

      I'll keep you posted on the blog!