8 tips for new bloggers – Blogging Insights #41
With an experience of 5 years in blogging, here are my top 6 tips for new bloggers. Continue reading 8 tips for new bloggers – Blogging Insights #41
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I schedule most of my posts – Blogging Insights #40
In this post, I answered the following questions:
How often do you use the “schedule” feature on Word Press and how useful do you find it?
How far ahead do you schedule your posts? Continue reading I schedule most of my posts – Blogging Insights #40
I am a self-taught blogger – Blogging Insights #38, #39
In this blog, I answer the following questions:
How technically savvy are you?
Did you launch and set up your blog on your own or did you need help with it?
Do you feel that it is more important to have a flair for writing or have good computer skills to be a successful blogger?
How helpful did you find the WordPress tutorials on blogging?
Did you contact the WordPress support staff (Happiness Engineers), if that was included in your plan, and what was your experience with them? Continue reading I am a self-taught blogger – Blogging Insights #38, #39
I love Gutenberg Block Editor but I have suggestion – Blogging Insights #35, #36
In this blog, I answer the following questions:
What is your experience with the Gutenberg editor?
Do you prefer it over the previous editor?
If you are not satisfied with Gutenberg, what suggestions can you make to WordPress to enhance your blogging experience? Continue reading I love Gutenberg Block Editor but I have suggestion – Blogging Insights #35, #36
Reading is important to write – Blogging Insights #32, #34
In this post, I answer the following:
Do you think that reading is an important prerequisite for writing well? If so, what kind of reading material inspires or affects your writing?
How often do you visit the WordPress Reader?
What kind of blog posts are you more likely to read? Continue reading Reading is important to write – Blogging Insights #32, #34
The (beautiful) paintings
Look there!
There is a painting.
Yes, there!
Everybody is happy in it.
It is such a beautiful painting.
But that girl there,
She is crying. Continue reading The (beautiful) paintings
Should I write about an incident whose ‘most important’ detail my brain has killed?
A couple of days ago, I recalled another incident that I was not planning to put into my story.
I want to honest with the story, then why was I planning to skip it?
My brain has killed the “most important” detail of the incident. The “WHAT?” question. Continue reading Should I write about an incident whose ‘most important’ detail my brain has killed?
Blogging about pandemic – Blogging Insights #31
In this post, I answer the following questions:
1. How frequently do you post about the pandemic? Please share links to a couple of your “pandemic posts” that you particularly like. If you have not written anything about Coronavirus/COVID-19 (seems unbelievable) what are your reasons for this?
2. What kind of “posts about the pandemic” do you like to read? (If you don’t, then pleasetell us why?)
3. How have you and your blog adapted to “the new normal”?
4. Have you seen any change in your blog stats during the pandemic? Also, are you posting more or less than you used to? Continue reading Blogging about pandemic – Blogging Insights #31
Doing Nothing
There are times when we want to do nothing. But is doing nothing easy? Continue reading Doing Nothing
I should write more because my brain buries more memories than I think
I have stopped writing it for a while as I am trying to work out a bit on the structure of the incidents. I don’t want to go put events in the order that they happened. I want it to be more how you start with one thing and then you get into another thing and then you dive deeper and deeper. It should look like how a mind works. Continue reading I should write more because my brain buries more memories than I think
From sharing to listening: My journey towards healing
We were never taught how we should act when someone is going through a tough time or wants to share a difficult experience. Continue reading From sharing to listening: My journey towards healing
Why are comments important for a blog? – Blogging Insights #29
In this post, I answer the following questions:
How important is the comments section to your blog?
Do you read the comments on other people’s blogs/posts?
Spam comments and spammers : we all hate them. How do you identify spam comments?
Have you ever “approved” negative comments? Continue reading Why are comments important for a blog? – Blogging Insights #29
Why is it so difficult to write your story?
Isn’t it too easy for us to keep our story aside because it’s not urgent? Or because we are not getting paid to write it? Or because we are waiting for the right time to start writing it? Continue reading Why is it so difficult to write your story?
Being myself: A journey of self-acceptance
For years, I have tried to fit in – fit into the popular trends and culture. Continue reading Being myself: A journey of self-acceptance
Destigmatising conversations around suicide and mental health: I’m a human before I’m a journalist
“Sushant Singh Rajput,” a message from my colleague read.
I sent question marks in reply.
“Suicide.” Continue reading Destigmatising conversations around suicide and mental health: I’m a human before I’m a journalist
Moments #74
A cloudy sky
Social Distancing Day 66 (May 19, 2020)
Noida, India Continue reading Moments #74
Moments #73
Samosa Jalebi
Social Distancing Day 66 (May 19, 2020) Continue reading Moments #73
Why do I write?
The first time I weaved words
It turned out to be a poem
It was by chance
That I found I could express
My emotions on paper Continue reading Why do I write?
Moments #71
Marble cake
Social Distancing Day 62 (May 15, 2020) Continue reading Moments #71
My Blogging Firsts
Krisha who blogs at Krisha’s Cozy Corner tagged me for this activity which made me nostalgic. I thought it was going to be an interesting and short post, but I ended up hunting the archives of my blog. Continue reading My Blogging Firsts
Randomness Inked 