What is your blog's biggest weakness?

[InfoHelper]

Thought this would help us all focus on our weak points and work on improving them... My blogs' biggest weakness is probably lack of steady content. I have been so busy lately, I don't get much time to post up. I know that it's the one biggest thing holding me back right now.

How about you??

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[Bloggeries]

For this place it was a uber crappy design. Since we're working on that it's nothing but upwards and onwards for us.

[MindTweaks]

Biggest Weakness? Me

I constantly shoot myself in the foot when it comes to promotion. I know how to do SEO, but I don't do it for my own sites. I know how to network and use social media, but I don't use it for promotion. I get overwhelmed and self conscious and then I withdraw and ...

OMG, people are reading this... *runs away*

See how I am?


(Of course, I'm also my blog's biggest strength)

[MynameisJJ]

Mine would be marketing.

I continue to have technical error with Technorati.

I can't even sign up to Stumbleupon and I don't know the reason why.

[Nathan]

Inkweaver Review's biggest weakness would have to be its niche.

Reading is just not as popular as blogging, video games etc. There is a lot smaller natural traffic base for the book review niche, but I'm still happy, because the traffic that I do get is very targeted.

[swillard8]

Mine is my fluxing amount of visitors, I can't seem to get a stable amount of views. I know I have unique returning visitors, but I've seemed to hit a barrier!

[trailofpen]

My unfinished design, which I will hopefully finish today once I rework my photshop comp and translate it to my blog. Need a semi-transparent background image, maybe new header images, maybe a whole redesign of the entire blog itself... maybe I should call in a graphic designer...

[Monkeyman09]

Originally Posted by NathanKP

Inkweaver Review's biggest weakness would have to be its niche.

Reading is just not as popular as blogging, video games etc. There is a lot smaller natural traffic base for the book review niche, but I'm still happy, because the traffic that I do get is very targeted.

Nathan, you should try doing blog reviews for Kindle or eBooks. They're still books, but when people search for those 2 keywords, you might have some good SEO I believe.

Originally Posted by trailofpen

My unfinished design, which I will hopefully finish today once I rework my photshop comp and translate it to my blog. Need a semi-transparent background image, maybe new header images, maybe a whole redesign of the entire blog itself... maybe I should call in a graphic designer...

Nahh, you just need a good couple books on HTML and CSS. Maybe a fashion magazine or two!

As for me, I believe I need to work on my design again and make it somewhat better.

I also need to market more.

[Nathan]

Nathan, you should try doing blog reviews for Kindle or eBooks. They're still books, but when people search for those 2 keywords, you might have some good SEO I believe.

I actually just did an experiment with news and "Kindle" as a keyword:

The Espresso Book Machine - Better than the Kindle - Inkweaver Review - Book Reviews, Reports, and Cover Art Blog

I don't know if my creative title "Better than the Kindle" will be a big click impetus, but I'll try it out and see what happens.

In a way I want my blog to be different, not just focusing on the overused niches like Kindle, etc. but if that can be good source of traffic, I will definitely check it out.

[QuirkyJessi]

Currently? I think it's my lack of being able to write as often as I want to. I've been relying on writing a couple times a month, and scheduling posts to auto-post every other day. That's fine, but that means a lot of my content is a little outdated, and when I'm already behind on stuff, then that makes some of it 'really' outdated (although you can't tell with most of it, but 'I' know). I like writing things in advance, but I'd rather be able to have a daily post...and be able to write more frequently.