Why blog now? In a world where video is all the rage, if you look back at the past, you'll find that a blue ocean has spread. by Nada 20231014

Hello. This is Nada from Seito Medical School. Why do you use SNS, including blogs? Some people may be planning to conquer the world through blogs and SNS. Like the secret society SZS. I will continue to blog today as much as possible to become a blog fixer.

I also run a sister site called Seito Shijuku, but I've left it alone, but since it has a decent amount of articles, I've rewritten it and ported it to this blog, Seito Shijuku. I think so.

First of all, it's a theory, but you might run into someone called Rewrite in your dreamland. Do you want to hear that in this situation? I understand that you want to make a sharp comment, but please leave it to me to explain and just stand in the long line and get a spot.

Well, rewriting is the act of rewriting a previously written article in a smart and elegant way, and basically the article should be better than the previous one. When I run out of material for this blog, I'm thinking of starting a self-sufficient farming life by taking seeds from Shijuku and rewriting them.

I'm going to rewrite Shijuku, but since there are some parts where I've been throwing random ideas over and over again, I'd like to take only the good keywords from the previous article and start building Togenkyo. By the way, the budget is about 100 trillion yen.

Of course, Togenkyo is made of reinforced concrete with gold plating, so it is strong against earthquakes, but it also has the disadvantage of being weak against erosion. Please set the expected value as a hurdle at a level that kindergarteners can jump.

In this blog, I feel that it is difficult to monetize through affiliate marketing. Of course, I had to build a new blog several times, build it up, and then tear it down, so if I had continued with my sister site, Shijuku, which I started in 2019, I might have been a bit blown away by now.

Although this blog is written in Japanese, it can be said that there are readers all over the world. If you use Chrome as your browser, you can right-click to translate the page, and if you put a note at the beginning of your blog to translate it in the common language English, anyone who uses a computer can translate my blog. I wouldn't say it's difficult to read. In the end, what I can say in native Japanese is more important than being able to speak English or Chinese.

Based on my experience, I can say that monetizing blogs and SNS requires patience. I think you need something like the determination to keep posting a decent amount of articles every day for years without getting paid. In my case, I think I fell into a vicious cycle where if I didn't make as much progress as I had hoped after just a short period of time, I would get fed up and quit.

Now, speaking from my experience, so to speak, it's subjective, but I'm probably not suited for a job like an office worker. Even if a work order comes to me saying, ``Nada, go to the convenience store and buy some taiyaki-kun,'' I don't like being told what to do, so I might just go ahead and buy some Baby Star Ramen. It's a story that gives me chills just thinking about it. That being said, in order to attract customers, a mascot-like character like a monochrome bear at a zoo is necessary.

It's strange that I'm writing a blog because I think videos are becoming obsolete these days. Of course, this miraculous experience may be able to return to the real world by posting videos for each article on this site. Simply adding explanatory videos to your blog will enrich your content and make it more exciting.

If I become a nerd and upload a certain famous anime to get viewership ratings, please let me know before reporting. I think I've seen that episode before. You can't attract customers with a blog unless you're a strategist. Unless there is a secret story that is really interesting, the number of people who want to read it will be limited.

This is Hotaru no Hikari. When someone watches or listens to some content, they are dominated by that content. This means that you cannot consume other content at the same time. In this kind of content business, profits are generated based on how much of an unspecified person's time can be monopolized. This is probably due to the affinity between content business and advertising revenue.

In the future, more content businesses may gain revenue sources other than advertising revenue. Which media will win then? I'm looking forward to it. Chan-chan. See you soon.