Started a blog

Posted a new blog post!

Got three questions:

1. What about guest blogging? I don't seem to get it quite yet.

2. What's the best place to get a domain?

3. Someone said that creating vids would work, do you have an example of this.

Thanks for all the compliments and will keep doing my best !!
 
"No boring science crap" seems to be a good approach in the world where everyone is fucking tired of unproven methods that some dude pulled out of this ass. /s

Getting serious now, dude. It's awesome that you started but your blog seems to be lacking in every area. I would suggest you making a copycat of some popular blog, filling it with your own content and moving from there onwards.

Choosing from fitness blogs, I like this one https://shockingfit.com/
I just get so sick of every blog posting something else, some posting just for the sake of posting with totally different information but it's all crap, it's just because everybody believes everything they like to hear.


I've read thousands of articles, funny thing is it's like they all say something else, taking a part of the visitors on their blog that would like to hear that. Just search any sort of supplement or any sort of food and type is bad for you and is good for you behind it, SOMEONE has posted it, with a great scientific background? but aren't they just all pulled out of their ass? how can you believe people if they're just posting for getting more visitors?


it's like, after years of training I've learnt a lot and I figured I wanted to start providing some real information. Nowadays when I see a blog post I go in doubting the information and most of the time not even interested in the rest of the blog, because they are just posting what they know would be highly visited on the internet, but by no means what is real or prooven. I feel this is so incredibly misleading it's hard to tell even which blog posts real information. I like t-nation it has some real good posts, maybe even the best. But I fear even they talk sometimes because they get payed by big companies.

Or what about those stupid (excuse me) top 10 posts, telling about the best products, 99% of the times putting their own product on 1 (making the rest of the post a total bs because it's just pulled out of their ass, it was always about the number 1 - their product), or on number 1 a company that has bought their number 1 spot.

Or how about false information on the internet as a total, because the real big bodybuilders keep their real information to themselves and talk about way worse products just so they won't get caught up.

Last but not least: Steroid users mixing up with naturals, so the naturals go follow tricks made by people on steroids, completely ignoring what a natural body needs. I can tell now what it needs, but I've been mislead a hundred times.

If you look at that fitness can be huge, but it's ruled 99% by people wasting your time, how are we to solve this? I thought my blog would but it's gonna be a long run before people to notice let alone TRUST me. Hahahah.

Have a great day. :)


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I'd like to note that I know these are all money making techniques maybe even a lot of them are BHW users. It would just be nice if there would be some blogs that you know you can trust you know what I'm saying? Sometimes it's nice reading something that you can actually learn from instead of filling someone's pockets hahahaha.
 
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Take a look over bodybuilding.com and their blog.
Get your self a domain and if you are indeed bodybuilding guy then make a youtube channel which you will link with your blog and start reviewing supplements.
Good luck !
 
Take a look over bodybuilding.com and their blog.
Get your self a domain and if you are indeed bodybuilding guy then make a youtube channel which you will link with your blog and start reviewing supplements.
Good luck !
Bodybuilding guy as in vincible results? Or just a guy with knowledge?

Nice idea anyhow!
 
I've read thousands of articles, funny thing is it's like they all say something else, taking a part of the visitors on their blog that would like to hear that. Just search any sort of supplement or any sort of food and type is bad for you and is good for you behind it, SOMEONE has posted it, with a great scientific background? but aren't they just all pulled out of their ass? how can you believe people if they're just posting for getting more visitors?

Easy peasy. I read only those authors who put references to scientific articles in footnotes, so I can validate their claims by myself.

You obviously haven't checked the blog I linked to.
Here's an example of references in footnotes: https://shockingfit.com/what-foods-to-eat-when-cutting/
 
Opinions may differ, but I don't like scientifically prooven stuff, you can't really verify the source. Bigger problem is that regarding any subjects there have been loads of scientifc researches, a lot of them telling us different conclusions. How am I to rely on that.

Just saying, not saying I'm right your wrong, just the way I look at it.
 
Congratulations! The first step is completed! It is time to work at your content.
Take another look at the design, header pictures in posts look too small, you'd better change it for bigger one.
The color of links in posts is too light, make it darker.
You can add videos to posts, polls and social networks icons.
 
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