#blog platform

Hey all! I'm looking for advice and/or feedback about some blog ideas. Posting on here because I have a bigger audience than on my other blog.

I'm thinking about changing @littlephotogannie into a "real" blog instead of just a random collection of pictures. I've wanted to start a photography business for a long time, and the blog will be the first step in that transition. There's no time like the present!

I'm trying to decide between keeping it on here or moving to self-hosted WordPress. For either base, I'm planning to use other social media to drive traffic back to the blog.

Does anyone have experience using Tumblr as a base for a business blog and getting traffic from "outside" sources?

How about using a custom domain for Tumblr?

Is there any specific content you'd want to see? (Non-photographers please weigh in here too!) Behind-the-scenes? Before and after processing? Editing workflow? Fun things to do with film cameras? Cool phone photography hacks? Just pretty pictures?

I have decided to embark on a new venture in addition to maintaining this blog. While I will continue to update this blog, there may be fewer days with multiple posts. The new venture is a selling blog, and I have chosen to use a different blogging platform for it. Although I am fond of WordPress, I am experimenting with Blogger for this project. If you are interested in learning more, please…

BLOG TRAFFIC TIP #1

If you want to have as much traffic as possible on your website or blog, you must post good content on there regularly. If you are writing content and articles regularly, you will find that people will want to come to your website or blog more than if you send them for occasional or irregular updates.

BLOG TRAFFIC TIP #2

Post good content on the website or blog so that it will have some sort of impact when people use your URL. For example, if you post good articles regularly and use good strategies, you will be able to have more traffic.

THERE ARE ONLY THREE THINGS THAT YOU NEED FOR BUILDING YOUR OWN BUSINESS.

First, you need a name for your business.

Second, you need a place to build your business. The best thing is to give it a business name that people will remember.

If you give it a catchy name, then people will instantly think of your business. They will immediately think of what it is that you offer.

Third, you need a business that will let you interact with people. With this, you can quickly get the help of anyone who needs your services. In the same way, a writing network is a perfect thing for building a business. People will recognize your business if you have a site or a network that offers articles related to your niche.