#dancingstudyblr

hi and welcome to the community! i’m not quite sure on what area of managing a studyblr you’re asking about, so here are some general tips— post lots of original content! that’s the best way to get yourself out there and become involved in the studyblr community, and it also inspires other people to study. some types of original content are notes, bujo spreads, and masterposts.— another way to get integrated into the community is to join a few networks— make new friends! everyone here is super nice so don’t be afraid to message people or comment on their posts— reblog not only aesthetic pictures of bullet journals and notes, but also functional information such as study tips, resources, and printables

Hi Gheed!! Firstly welcome to the studyblr community ^^. And oh my!!!!I’m really touched!! Awe thank you so much! I’m glad you decided to make astudyblr. Well I’ve had my blog for a good year now and I’ve learnt a fewthings here and there, so here are my tips on how to get your blog to grow :-)

1. Layout: Have a theme thatis functional for both you and your followers, but also nice to look at. Ifpeople follow you and scroll through your blog you would want them to enjoytheir time while doing so.

Here is a masterpost of theme makers/studyblr themes: 1

Here is a bunch of theme makers that I personally go to in search ofnew themes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

2. Content: Keep the contenton your blog consistent, well as consistent as you can. I see that you likekpop/kdramas so if you’re going to reblog stuff related to either of them tryto keep it to a minimum or spread it out (that way you’re not spamming withposts about kpop/kdramas). Another thing is to keep your blog active. You cando this by utilizing your queue, so you don’t have to constantly reblog imageswhen you’re busy.

One thing I’ve learned since I’ve started my blog is that posting yourown content is the quickest way of gaining followers! And I know many arescared to post their own content because they think it must be aesthetic likeeveryone else’s, but it really doesn’t have to be!!

Here are some tips made by other studyblrs: 1, 2,3

3. Getting noticed!!! (notes, etc.):

Recently I’ve noticed that many new studyblrsthat are starting out create an introduction post. It’s a good way for peopleto get to know about you

Tag your content under tags which many studyblrsuse such as: #studyspo #studyblr and if it’s relevant to your post #bujo and#notes etc.

Many studyblrs including myself have tags whichwe track (mine is #ttstudys). Blogs go through their tags and reblog the poststhey’ve been tagged in, this will allow your work to be showcased on their blogfor their followers to see. Here are some masterposts of tags which studyblrstrack: 1, 2

Hii!! Sorry, I haven't been on here for a while, but thank you for your message! 

I had always thought teeth were pretty interesting as a kid (and the tooth fairy too lol) but I remember being so fascinated when my dentist explained every step and every tool they were using that I think it encouraged on an early decision of wanting to be a dentist. 

Welcome to the community!!! Making friends here is super duper easy!! You can literally just send a message to anyone and they’ll be more than happy to make friends with you! (u can start with me hehehe) To bring more attention to your blog, try tagging other blogs in your original posts. You can use mine ehehehe (#studeebean). Also try joining more games like this on ehehe. Nice meeting you!

url: not my style | i kinda get it | witty!!! | mY KINDA THING | i’ll name my first child ur URL

icon: what’s that? | creative! | visually pleasing | aeSTHETIK | I HAVE GROWN A PERSONAL ATTACHMENT TO IT???

mobile theme: needs improvement | almost there | I LOVE THE COMBINATION | who knew a mobile theme could look this good | soRRY IF I ~ACCIDENTALLY~ COPY U

original posts: pretty cool! | they look FANTASTIQUE | so much effort??? | HOW DO U HAVE TIME TO DO THIS (gorgeous!!) | consider my eyes bLESSED

overall: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10

other comments:hope you enjoy your stay in the community dear hehe

Hi there and tysm!! I was never really afraid of blood (besides my own) at any point of my life; however, I was a little bit afraid of cuts, mostly the first cut in surgeries (ironic, how I used to be afraid of cuts and now all I want to do is cut people to life). Clearly I got past my fear, so I have some tips I used that may apply to your fear of blood as well! It really depends on what type of career you want in the future though, as some in the medical field deal with blood a lot less than others! Anywho, here are my tips!

definitely check out this article! 

watch youtube videos involving blood - as crazy as this sounds, it does help to just face your fear a bit at a time, and seeing blood again and again will help normalize it for you - this is what I did for my fear of cuts, I’ve watched so many surgery videos at this point that I can look at pretty much any gruesome surgery picture/video without batting an eye!

here is a video of a dermal/capillary puncture procedure (I don’t know what that means tbh but basically it’s a video of a dude drawing blood from a patient’s hand, very little blood and might be a good place to start!)

here is my favorite surgery video! ((please don’t watch if you’re still uncomfortable with this idea though, this is very graphic and involves lots of blood, but thought I’d still include this video as it’s very good haha))

here is a video explaining why some people faint at the sight of blood - this may just help to understand why this is a fear of yours!

lastly, (this is a weird one that may not even work tbh) pretend that the blood simply isn’t blood. When I first saw a surgery video I did shiver a bit, but that went away almost immediately after I just pretended the surgeons were cutting into a leather couch (omg I am just now realizing how weird this sounds, but it works lol!) I would suggest - as silly as this sounds - literally just pretending the blood is red kool aid - the thought will probably make you laugh, which will help reduce your anxiety as well! weird but, just may end up working!

annnd that’s all I have for you! unfortunately, I don’t know much about the topic because I’ve never actually experienced the fear of blood before, but I really do hope I helped! I wish you the best of luck <3