My Top Book Blogging Tip

Admittedly I’m no expert, I’m still pretty new to this book blogging deal but if there’s one thing I’ve learned it’s this..

DISSECT THOSE TAGS!

I love a good tag, they’re fun and easy reading BUT they can be repetitive and in some cases looooong.

I found myself one day filling out a book tag when I realised- I was struggling to contain my answers. I had so many things to say about each question!
Instead of writing one enormous post I could easily break it down into several smaller discussion posts.

If you find yourself writing lengthy paragraphs to answer one of 10 or 20 questions in a tag, STOP! You’ve been inspired, use it – don’t limit yourself.

If you’re looking for inspiration, you want to blog but you can’t think of anything to talk about right now, tags are a brilliant way of sparking an idea or giving you topics to discuss at a later date.

Here are just a couple of post examples I have in my back-up catalogue that were prompted by book tag questions..

*Why I Don’t Reread books
*Ebook vs Print
*Most Hated Relationship Tropes

There are many, many more but I have to leave you with a little mystery right? Hopefully you get the idea..

So that, readers, is my best advice to a book blogger.

What’s yours..?

Author: Roxanne Michelle

Dramatic, curly-haired wannabe writer from a nowhere town in Somerset. Stop-starter of all projects great and small. Here to talk books, film, mental health and lifestyle. View all posts by Roxanne Michelle