May 7 Daily Prompt: Key Takeaway

Give your newer sisters and brothers-in-WordPress one piece of advice based on your experiences blogging. If you’re a new blogger, what’s one question you’d like to ask other bloggers

Hello fellow bloggers!

I have been blogging just over 2 months. I always wondered do you necessarily have to find a niche to blog about over time? I blog about anything and everything. I just recently started arranging my topics by series to create a better organization of content. I have so much that I want to add but I did not want it chaotic. I try to keep changes and updates on my About Me page.

To fellow writers, any blog suggestions that could help me move forward. I came across one that is like the Voice for writers. I am looking for others similar to that or different contests for short stories etc. I am going to start with the DP Writing Challenge which I hope to post soon. If you are a writer or poet, editor or however involved in writing, let me know. I want to read your posts.

Thanks for the visit. I look forward to hearing from you all 🙂

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About Nadeen Chrystal Davis

I am Nadeen Chrystal Davis, an aspiring fiction author. I am in the process of writing of novel that I hope to publish by next summer. In the meantime, I will be sharing some short stories. In this blog, I will talk about the writing process, about the ups and downs, about anything that catches my attention throughout my day. Feel free to comment: I want to hear from you. Read more about me on my blog: nadeendavisblog.wordpress.com... Hello and welcome!
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35 Responses to May 7 Daily Prompt: Key Takeaway

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  2. Sabah Ahmed says:

    It’s useful and helpful blog.

  3. mithriluna says:

    So far, I like what I see. Arranging everything by topic is a good idea. Keep it up and welcome to the blogosphere!

  4. Tatsat says:

    I share the sentiment as well. Writings do not have to be what the world wants to read, but about what I want to say. The onus would be on the world to read it, if it wants to. But that is an ‘arrogant’ take on writing- as many would say. Interestingly though, there are a lot of people who admire this line of thought… that blogging or litereature, if one feels adventurous enough to extrapolate, does not have to serve the public opinion/sentiment.

    Looking forward to some insightful posts from you 🙂

    • I agree with you. When I first tell friends that I blog, they always ask what is the blog about. I find my answer too long and I thought maybe if I had a niche, I can make it short. I think I will work on my answer better because I like my blog as it is. Thank you… I’m following you, looking forward to being uncomfortable lol…

  5. talyn marie says:

    I can tell you that when I go to a blog, I like to know what I am getting into. I usually go to the about or home page first. I like yours because it tells me what your blog is about and what I can expect. I have no problem with an author putting many topics on their blog as long as they are organized in a way that I don’t feel like I am wasting my time looking for something I am not going to get. You have done a good job of that here and I look forward to seeing more.

    • Thank you! The About Me page was the suggestion of another blogger. I did not know how to create one. I ask for feedback in Community Pool from Daily Post… As for the content, I had to organize it or it would drive me nuts. Another blogger advised not to let readers “hang”, roaming with no direction. For criticism, I would go on my blog and pretend to be a random reader and wonder: Do I know why am I here? Can I find what attracted me? Is there a guide to posts? What is the purpose of this blog? Does the page look chaotic? It has helped me tremendously. I am happy you noticed. Thanks!!!

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  7. dmauldin53 says:

    Welcome to the WordPress family, Nadeen! I think it is great to blog on many subjects as long as you are being true to yourself. I try to keep an update of writing contests on my page. You are welcome to visit anytime. 🙂

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  9. MainerChick says:

    I don’t think I’ve found a niche yet… or maybe I wont ever. I just blog about stuff. I have about 15 categories I blog under. Basically I blog about my life and I have a lot going on in my life.

    Welcome to the blog-o-sphere. 🙂

    • Thank you for the welcome! I have not found a niche and I’m happy to know I do not have to. The categories helped and thanks to you, I change one to include those I was unable to categorize lol… Thanks!!!

      • MainerChick says:

        You’re welcome.
        I’ve tried to pare down my categories, but it really hasn’t worked for me. 🙂 Too much stuff in my head. I ended up branching off to two new blogs, one for art/photography & one for fitness. I know I’m CRAZY. It’s ok though I’m harmless. LOL

        • I thought about branching but realized it would harder for me to keep up. I think I got it this time. We’ll see for how long do I feel this way lol… You sound like myself! I’m following you. I look forward to your posts.

          • MainerChick says:

            Awesome. I just started following you too.

            My other blogs don’t get as much attention as my primary one. I have co-authors for my fitness one so I don’t have to do all the work.

            Happy Bloggin’!

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  13. Welcome to WP and blogging, Nadeen. As you’ve doubtless learned in the last two months, the world is wide. I personally like the idea of sharing the writing along with its process. I’m a huge fan of understanding process and using it to further the creativity. As Louise deSalvo says in “Writing as a Way of Healing,” ‘it’s not what you produce as you write that’s important; it’s who you become as you write that’s important.’ Looking forward to seeing who you discover yourself to be about as this project takes shape.

    There are so many writing how-to blogs; and writing resource-sharing blogs. The one other thing you might want to find is a community of online writers to connect with and learn from. As a result of April 2012 Platform Challenge, one such community is http://www.wordpressstudio.org. LOTS of helpful and friendly folks over there. And good luck!

  14. Colline says:

    I have found that the best is to write on what interests you. In this way you connect with your writing – and people will connect with you through what you have written. The most important thing, I find, is to enjoy the experience.

  15. rarasaur says:

    There’s http://trifectawritingchallenge.com, and http://alastairsphotofiction.wordpress.com/, and I do a “Prompts for the Promptless” challenge, too. I also started with YeahWrite.me — it’s pretty cool, too!

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