Starting a blog sounds simple. You choose a name, publish some articles, share your links, and hope people start visiting. At least, that is what I thought when I started. But after spending months building my blog, experimenting with different strategies, watching Google Search Console, trying to monetize the site, and making plenty of decisions along the way, I have learned something important: Creating a blog is easy. Building one properly is a completely different game. I made mistakes. Some of them cost me time. Some made my blog harder to grow. And some decisions are things I genuinely wish I had handled differently. So instead of pretending I had everything figured out, I decided to share five mistakes I made with my blog and what I would do differently today. If you are starting a blog in Uganda, Africa, or anywhere else, hopefully my mistakes can save you from making the same ones. 1. I Focused Too Much on Publishing and Not Enough on Value One of my biggest mi...
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