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At the end of May this year, my friend and I launched a blog - http://vzmo.com - in the self-help category. Our greatest struggle has been to make it known and get people to visit it, and to participate with comments and suggestions. So far we created a Facebook page where we post the articles with a short description. We considered making a twitter page, but we're not sure how effective it would be for a blog such as this one. Every once in a while we participate in different discussions on various forums related to self-help, but that doesn't seem to get us very far.
For this reason we thought about asking you guys what we can do to improve it. What do you think about the design, the content, and what are the best ways to advertise such a blog?
For this reason we thought about asking you guys what we can do to improve it. What do you think about the design, the content, and what are the best ways to advertise such a blog?
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