Is this blog really a personal blog?" The following is an answer to the question "Is this blog really a personal blog?
Published Date: 01.11.2018
Porsche blog by Porsche people?
I blogged about it the other day.Is this really a personal blog that has nothing to do with Porsche?"I received a comment saying, "I'm not sure if I'm a good person. I am sure there are many readers who think so, and recently I myself have begun to wonder "who in the world am I?
1) Is it really a personal blog?
From before.Article about visiting Porsche Japanor write aAn article in which we interviewed a racer competing in the Porsche Carrera CupI have been writing a blog on Porsche Japan, so you might think, "Is this a blog that Porsche Japan has asked you to write?" You may be thinking, "Is this a blog that I am writing at the request of(I don't blame you if you think so, W)Authentic.This blog is a personal Porsche blog that has nothing to do with Porsche Japan.
If this were a blog written at the request of Porsche Japan, I would have test-driven many new Porsche models and written about them.(We simply go to the nearest dealer and test drive the car we want to consider)And other manufacturers' car models.(BMW, VW Golf, Mercedes-Benz SL, etc.)I don't think I can even introduce the
But isn't it unusual for a blogger to visit Porsche Japan and write an article about it?"
It would seem that this is not the case. Certainly, theNormally Porsche Japan does not have contact with individual bloggers.However, I was lucky enough to have a contact and was allowed to make a special visit. However, I did not bring my SLR camera on the day because I thought it would be absolutely impossible to take pictures of what was going on in the company.The client kindly gave us special permission to take pictures, which we later introduced on our blog.
Interviews with Porsche Carrera Cup racers were also conducted by acquaintances who participate in grassroots racing.If you're writing a Porsche blog, I can hook you up with a friend of mine who is a Carrera Cup racer."I just happened to be introduced to the company and was allowed to interview them, so I have nothing to do with Porsche Japan.
The more I write "luckily" or "by chance" the more it sounds like a lie... (-_-)
But in my own mind.If I'm going to run a Porsche blog, I want it to be the best in Japan, and someday the best in the world."I was determined to make the best of the situation, and as a result, various opportunities came my way. It is not as if the opportunity came to us without any action.
(2) Is it really written by the wife of an amateur?
In a comment to the blog.I wondered if the wife, who has no knowledge of cars, was able to express the characteristics and features of the car so well and put it into writing just by hearing from her enthusiast husband...? I wonder if the owner wrote this.He once wrote to me. Thank you...w
First of all, this Porsche blog is written by "me", the wife of a Porsche owner husband. However, when I write an article based on my husband's opinion, I usually start with a lecture using a radio-controlled car.(Image: ↓)
Sometimes it takes an hour or so for me to understand what it is about. Then I write the text and have my husband review the final draft.This is factually incorrect, and the use of the term PDK is incorrect."and others, and posted the corrected version on his blog.(...it's crazy to go that far for a personal blog...)
I used to be an amateur with zero knowledge about cars, but thanks to my husband's constant lectures(? )So, I became much more knowledgeable than before. However, no matter how far I go, I can't compete with my husband, who is a car geek, so I thought, "I'm still an amateur..." But the other day, I was talking with a car enthusiast, and he said to me, "You know, I'm not a car geek yet.I've never had such a detailed conversation about cars with a woman before!"(laughter).
I may actually be gaining more knowledge than I think I am.
And at some point, I'll blog about it again.The articles are written in a professional manner, and the site goes beyond the realm of a personal blog, and I mean it."I once received a comment that said. Thank you for saying that... m(_ _)m
In fact, I was originallyHe started and still runs an internet media outlet that has nothing to do with cars.Therefore, I have skills in this area. My experience in everything from concept creation to website construction and management was also very helpful when I launched this blog. My day job is writing, publishing, lecturing, and interviewing, and since I have been in this field for 10 years now, I think I have the ability to convey things in an organized manner and writing skills compared to the general public.
On the contrary, I'm actually relieved to hear you say that, because I've been writing all my life in my day job, and to be told that my blog writing is "just like an amateur's." (Laughs)
3) Do you have a professional tuning your blog?
If you're familiar with blogging and website management, you're in the right place.I'm wondering, "How the heck do you keep this blog server and tuned up? Are you hiring a professional?"You may be thinking, "But actually, my husband's day job is as an IT guy, so I leave that entirely up to him.
I can do some of the work of selecting content and images for the blog, but I have no idea about server-related matters, so my husband does this part for me and is very helpful. In fact, there are some things that I can do to make sure that the site does not become too heavy no matter how much traffic there is, and Google's page speed rating(? )There was a time when he was almost perfect at one time with regard to
However, since it is a personal hobby-like Porsche blog, the monthly advertising costs are just sparrows. It's really just a small amount.If I write an article about Toyota's Alphard or Prius, I can make more money with the same kind of content because the number of searches is different.While the couple talked about it...that is out of the concept, so we will just continue to solemnly post articles about Porsche.
So, I hope I have answered some of the readers' questions.
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People will come out like bamboo shoots after the rain to say all kinds of things, but don't worry about it and keep going at your own pace!
Mr. Wind Slope.
Thank you very much!
The readers of this blog are all good people.
I am very grateful for the consideration and thoughtfulness of the various opinions and the supportive messages.
I really appreciate it.
If anyone says anything strange in the future...
I won't mind going then (laughs).
Good evening Mina.
I see you got the article out ASAP!
I think you've answered my question well enough, and I admire Mina's commitment to taking a lecture from her husband and trying to figure it out each time!
I can feel the couple's love for Porsche very keenly.
I hope you don't mind, but I didn't mean to make any kind of flirtatious or strange comment, it was just a simple question after seeing the really great content every time I read it.
I enjoyed watching the Yamaguchi Momoe material that followed, as I am of her generation.
I remember thinking as a child that I was a super car kid when they sang "bright red car" instead of "bright red Porsche" in NHK's Kohaku (red and white) show. (I was a super car kid at the time, but I remember thinking, "What the heck!)
I look forward to reading your blog again, and if you don't mind, I'd like to read about Porsche Connect and customer surveys...
duck-billed tiger
Thank you very much!
Glad to hear you say that!
>I don't mean to be flirtatious or make strange comments, but I just had a simple question after seeing really great content every time I read it.
Yes, thank you! I am glad you commented and I am glad I was able to answer your question with the dough this time, since I think it is a question that many readers have. Thank you!
Oh, I certainly think you'd like to know more about Porsche Connect! I'll ask my husband about it in a bit...lol!
Thank you for your continued support!