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blogging with a purpose There is a limit to the number of blog posts I can put up on RentMasseur and I try to exceed it every day. You’re only allowed 2 / two in a 24 / twenty four hour period, and I’m always getting notices that I’ve already done so, while apparently trying to post a 3rd / third. Yes, I like to write, but it has also greatly helped my business. I can’t tell you the number of that have found me because they were perusing blogs, not pictures. That is extremely satisfying, because as popular as my adult blog once was (in the late 2000’s) my audience has been replete with the silent. At the height of it all I could see the views on my posts rise like a rocket, but the comment sections remained barren. Nobody disagreed, or agreed, and rare were words of support. People just lurked in the shadows, consuming, but refusing to interact. And it’s been like that ever since. No matter what I say, or how my life changes, or how long I’m gone, or what crazy shit I am going through people just don’t say a word. So it’s not very gratifying. Except it is on RentMasseur. Nobody leaves comments on my posts, because I don’t think that’s even allowed, but it’s not necessary. I’m not getting any direct feedback in that way, but when I do solicit a general response from people they often admit they found me because they were checking out blogs. At first I was just flattered, then I finally took a look to see what the competition was like, and discovered nearly everyone else just uses the blog section to basically post their ad for the day. They don’t share anything intimate, personal, amusing, sexy they just make a lame attempt at advertising their existence in a sea of the same. It’s no wonder my blog stands out; it has some actual substance, depth, creativity even. Plus, I write sexy stuff sometimes, and it surely must get some guys more interested in seeing me. The others are just like, “Hey, who wants to get hot and heavy tonight in Dallas?” I am enjoying my time making up posts, and don’t find it work at all. Being creative is a joy, not a chore, and that much more fun because I know people are reading for once. I mean, I knew before, but now they’re actually talking to me about it! That’s the most gratification I’ve felt about my writing in a loooong time.  |
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