What people say about the blog.

Recently, when I meet with people I know and who are car enthusiasts, I began to introduce them to this blog. Many times, they immediately look at it on the spot.(When I look up "Panamera" and "blog," it comes up at the top, but I'm not sure how minor a keyword it is...)At that time, I am usually told this.

I was like, "You write a blog every day! How do you have so much to write about!"

I showed this blog to my parents for the first time this GW and they said the same thing.

You don't know much about cars at all, so what is there to write about? (-_-)"

...Yes, it is, it certainly is.

First, let's write for three months straight.

When I first started this blog, I only had about "3-5" daily hits, but stillFirst, write every day for three months."I had decided to do so. Naturally, I had a lot of trouble finding things to write about. I don't think about Porsche all the time.
There was a long period of time when it was no longer a car blog at all, because on days when I had nothing to write about, I wrote about "current work problems" or "conversations with my children". I would also talk to my husband and say, "I don't have anything to write about..."

Why? There are so many things to write about! How about the Panamera's seat ventilation, or when you go for an oil change, talk to the technician at the dealership and get some stuff from him, there's so much to write about!

And they said.I'm not a car geek like Fatty, and I can't do that much! I'm not a car geek like Fatty!I said back, but I couldn't come up with a story.

So, thankfully, access began to increase gradually, but when it did, another problem surfaced. I can't write anything random.I wonder what readers are looking for when they read this blog, and what they want to know."I would twist and turn my head, and when the traffic to an article that I had carefully thought out and written was very poor, I would become very depressed....

Six months later, I finally couldn't write.

Then last December, six months after I started blogging. I thought too much, stopped thinking, and finally couldn't blog anymore.I don't want to stop now that I'm getting more and more traffic. I don't know what to do..."I thought I was a blogger who writes about Porsche and supercars.(I think this is one of the most accessed blogs in this area)I took the plunge and sent a message to

I've started writing a blog, but I'm having a hard time figuring out what to write about. Can you give me some good advice?"

And.

People want "opinions" rather than "information.

First time emailing and then out of the blue.'Please share your accumulated experience and expertise with us free of charge.'I don't know how you can be so thick-skinned.(I didn't actually say it that way, but on second thought, that's what I meant.)I was sure he would never reply, but he did, in less than a day, and very politely!

Well, I guess the successful people in the world have a big capacity and are always sincere to others. I learned a lot from their attitude. As for the contents you sent me at that time, I did not ask your permission to post them on my blog, so I will only excerpt some of them.

I visited your blog immediately and learned that you write with a lot of thought and care.
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I have looked at several books and websites on blogging, but nothing quite suits me, and for that reason I am still going through trial and error through my own blog. In the process, I've come to realize thatI think people want "opinions" more than "information."Therefore.
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Maybe they want to gain sympathy, saying, "I used to think like that, too," or maybe they feel some kind of kinship with someone who can speak for them. And one more thing.People also have some sense of belonging to those who tell them things they didn't knowIt appears that...Bloggers who make you think, "Oh, I see," and "I see," will still be popular.It seems to be.
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A "woman's perspective" is a considerable advantage.I think that women automotive journalists are also popular for their unique perspectives that men do not have, and I believe that they may be able to see things that male bloggers cannot.

What are the three strengths of this blog?

I see...! You are so right! How many times have I reread the text of this email?

And as soon as possible, look at Google Analytics and Search Console.(I didn't know how to see it at all at first, but I finally started to understand.)I have analyzed what on earth readers are looking for in this blog. In the process, I discovered that my blog has three strengths.

1) Article on Porsche's daily use

I can write, but right now I can only write about the Panamera and Boxster.I get to write about real everyday use that you don't get from car media test-drive reviews."I thought that was an advantage. I realized that it is an advantage to be able to write about what the actual fuel economy is like, or to be able to say that after driving the car for a certain period of time, you need this option but not that, or other aspects that cannot be understood just from one test drive of a few hours.

(2) Women's Perspective

This is secretly one of the most popular articles on this blog.Five things a husband did to conquer his car-ignorant wife and buy her a Porsche."I want a Porsche, but my wife won't let me have it." "I bought a Porsche, but my wife doesn't look at me well because I go out to drive it by myself every weekend.I sometimes hear such comments from them. For those husbands, it seems that my articles from a woman's point of view, "What wives really think" and "How my husband actually attacked me," are of some help to them.

(3) Views and ideas of the car-loving husband

No matter how much she can write from a woman's point of view, a woman who knows nothing about cars will not be persuasive to her readers.Even if you think, "Oh, I see," you may still think, "I see! That's right! I don't think they will be convinced.In that sense, my husband is a super car geek car enthusiast and definitely knows more than the average dealership salesman and has hands-on experience.(Experience driving a variety of vehicles)I have a wealth of information on the latest news, and somehow I am always quick to catch up with the latest news. I think it is a strength that I am able to write this blog based on my husband's thoughts and views.

I wrote that in a great way, but I wonder if I'm wrong or not (-_-).

I can't keep up with all the things I want to write.

I've been trying to organize this blog like this ever since I started.For a change, I began to have more and more material to blog about.Once you have an axis, your antennae will be on the move in your daily life, and you will be able to say, "I want to write this, too! I want to write this too! I have been writing down the things that come to my mind, but I keep adding to it, and now I have more than 20 things in stock. I feel like a writer on a deadline!（I'm not a writer by trade, so I've never experienced that.)

I'm particularly interested in writing about it right now.

(1) Test drive: I would like to write about my impressions of test driving the new Cayenne with my husband.(They will start test riding in July or so.)
Porsche Owner's File: We would like to interview Porsche owners and ask them about their cars and what Porsche means to them. I would like to interview them and write an article with photos of their cars taken with a single-lens reflex camera.
(3) Touring Report: I want to drive a Porsche on various roads and I want to be able to drive a Boxster with manual transmission.

I guess that's what I'm thinking. Oh well - keep up the good work!