Blogging is like growing grass
For the past few weeks I've been preparing the house for new lawn. We've had a lot of new landscaping done, including retaining walls, poured limestone, new patio, etc. While we do not have a lot of space, we've come up with a way to maximise what land area we do have, that we are allowed to actually develop and use for living space.
The front yard used to be a horrible grass slope, completely unusable (for living space), and awful to mow. We've retained it up, levelled it, and turned it in to a courtyard with approx 50sqm of new living space. It's a space to sit and enjoy a wine whilst watching the kids run around. Still a little way to go until things are looking finished around here though.
New Palmetto Turf
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Establishing your blog is sort of like establishing your lawn. The blog needs a lot of attention in the beginning while the root system develops and the lawn blog grows. Subscribers will come if the effort is put in from the start. Good content, regardless of topic, is worth coming back for.
