I started this blog back in the year 2007 on Windows Live Spaces as a place where I could share things from my personal life with people I know, but that idea failed.
So instead, I started using this blog mostly as a dream journal with miscellaneous posts.
Then I moved my blog to WordPress.com when Windows Live Spaces got discontinued by Microsoft.
I’m thinking of just merging them into one, although I already have some followers and comments on each. I initially thought it would be good to separate a blog with my dream journal and literary pieces and another with more personal ideas.
But as I grow into this community, I’m starting to feel it would be better to have a distinct identity on my blog (to avoid any confusion and have the followers and comments in one place instead of 2 different sites)
Thank you for the compliment, and if you have any suggestions for my About page and/or blog please do let me know. 🙂
Yeah, I noticed that when I clicked an link in your menu under your About page, thank you for asking for my opinion on this.
I have met other bloggers in the past who have also struggled with this, I usually recommend managing just one blog which is usually easier on the author(s) and readers, but I do let them know that everyone is different so several blogs may be better for some people; but in my opinion one blog is usually enough for most bloggers (more than 50%), but I am not familiar enough with your blogs or goals for them to make a more detailed suggestion than that though.
Hey John Jr. You blog is amazing, love reading about your dreams!! You are absolutely right, they do contain valuable information about our waking lives! Please accept my nomination for your blog to “The Versatile Blogger” Award. https://thedreamingyogi.wordpress.com/2017/02/09/the-versatile-blogger-award/ 🙂
I am impressed that you can remember your dreams so easily. Good blogging tips by the way. I’ll keep them in mind. Had no idea that using too many tags affects a post’s visibility.
Thank you, to try to increase my dream recall levels again closer to like they were when I was younger I started blogging my dreams every day, and that really helped to train my mind to try to remember part of them automatically on its own since I do it every day now for several years in a row.
Thanks, I hope they will help you, and I learned about the tag / category limit from a WordPress.com staff member’s post on one of the official WordPress.com blogs called The Daily Post:
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Hi John Jr.! Just to let you know; I’ve nominated you for a Liebster Award! You can choose to accept the nomination by following the rules on the link below.
Take Care! – Sissh ^_^
https://sisshartblog.wordpress.com/2016/05/19/liebster-award-nomination/
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Thank you Sissh for the nomination. 🙂
-John Jr
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Your About page is really helpful. 🙂
I was wondering what your thoughts are on having to manage 2 different blogs? I’m sure you noticed I had https://imawarriorprincess.wordpress.com/ and https://missfortitude.wordpress.com/
I’m thinking of just merging them into one, although I already have some followers and comments on each. I initially thought it would be good to separate a blog with my dream journal and literary pieces and another with more personal ideas.
But as I grow into this community, I’m starting to feel it would be better to have a distinct identity on my blog (to avoid any confusion and have the followers and comments in one place instead of 2 different sites)
What do you think?
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Hello Missfortitude,
Thank you for the compliment, and if you have any suggestions for my About page and/or blog please do let me know. 🙂
Yeah, I noticed that when I clicked an link in your menu under your About page, thank you for asking for my opinion on this.
I have met other bloggers in the past who have also struggled with this, I usually recommend managing just one blog which is usually easier on the author(s) and readers, but I do let them know that everyone is different so several blogs may be better for some people; but in my opinion one blog is usually enough for most bloggers (more than 50%), but I am not familiar enough with your blogs or goals for them to make a more detailed suggestion than that though.
I hope that helps, and thank you for commenting.
-John Jr
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Hey John Jr. You blog is amazing, love reading about your dreams!! You are absolutely right, they do contain valuable information about our waking lives! Please accept my nomination for your blog to “The Versatile Blogger” Award. https://thedreamingyogi.wordpress.com/2017/02/09/the-versatile-blogger-award/ 🙂
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Hello Meli The Dreaming Yogi,
Thank you for the compliment, for checking out my blog, for commenting, and for the nomination. 🙂
-John Jr
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You’re welcome! 😊
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I am impressed that you can remember your dreams so easily. Good blogging tips by the way. I’ll keep them in mind. Had no idea that using too many tags affects a post’s visibility.
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Hello The Otaku Judge,
Thank you, to try to increase my dream recall levels again closer to like they were when I was younger I started blogging my dreams every day, and that really helped to train my mind to try to remember part of them automatically on its own since I do it every day now for several years in a row.
Thanks, I hope they will help you, and I learned about the tag / category limit from a WordPress.com staff member’s post on one of the official WordPress.com blogs called The Daily Post:
https://dailypost.wordpress.com/2015/02/12/tagging-shelf-life/
-John Jr
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