Dear @cikxaijen!
As promised here we are, happy to provide you with some recommendations regarding your blog.
Before starting to comment this article you've chosen for us, we'd like to talk about your profile description: "Too many interests, too little time.." That's so true.

However, having many interests is not really a plus when it comes to blogging. At least in the beginning, when setting up "your brand" you should try to clearly define the area you're wanting to attack (be good at). It's like in real life: you can't be a star chef and the world's best tennis player at the same time. Why? Because you can't professionally play a tennis game really well and serve your restaurant's guests like they expect it at the same time :-)

That's exactly how it works on steemit.
Try to become a PRO in one specific field...

If you picked out 2-3 topcis where you are really good at (like cooking, health and "a women's daily life" e.g.), then you could fous on them and try to become really good in that area. That also includes that you may study other blogger's pages here that are already successful in these areas. Try to learn from them! Read their blogs, write down what you like about it and try to find something similar in your own blog - something that stands out!
When talking about food, you may focus on local food that is specific in your area. Tell people something new they still don't know! That creates value - thus will be upvoted.

Question: Have you already done an #introduceyourself post? If not, you should do it and then give people an outline about what they're going to find in your blog (like a forecast). We will follow you and keep watching your success :-)

Hopefully you considered these little recommendations helpful.

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