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Should I Create Multiple Blogs?
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August 15, 2016
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Should I Create Multiple Blogs?
A lot of developers feel overwhelmed when it comes to creating and start their blogging career. most have a lot of different questions inside their heads and it couldn't be any different: the amount of information out there is out of this world.
When it comes to blogging, things can get pretty difficult and confusing. You need to pick a topic, create a website, buy a domain, etc. Woah... A lot of stuff right?
However, today we're going to talk about a specific topic: Should you create multiple blogs?
A lot of developers want to create different blogs, with different themes, build a lot of different websites and so forth. They usually can't pick a specific theme to work on and they start wondering about creating different blogs so that they can cover everything they want to work.
It does sound like a good idea, huh? Well... No, it doesn't. Wanna know more about why you shouldn't create more than one blog for you?
Watch this video and find out!
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