Everybody tells you your content has to be original, and the best post here argues flatly that nothing is. It takes apart the advice that keeps bloggers staring at an empty page waiting for an idea nobody has ever had, and replaces it with something you can act on this afternoon.
The writer is young and says so, a year into the industry and still learning, which turns out to be an advantage. Her post about what she found exhausting at the start names the emotional part of joining something, and the disappointment that follows the decision, with no attempt to sell past it.
On traffic she lists everything a new blogger is told to learn, search, headlines, content, themes and the technical mumbo jumbo, then narrows it down to what actually moves anything.
Family pressure, fear and standing out while prospecting get short direct posts.
Fifteen posts, written before anybody had taught her to sound polished. Start with the one about original ideas.