Creating my own website for this semester was one of the best things that I could’ve done. It’s given me the platform to write with freedom and use my own ideas and let other people see my ideas and opinions. I’ve written articles for websites before but stopped because of school, so being able to do both has been a real benefit for me. I plan on keeping this website and will continue to use it to write my own articles and will use it to show future potential employers.
One of the things I wanted to change (and will change) is the name of the website. I need to change it to something basketball based, a catchy basketball phrase. Something that will stick. The layout is also something I will change eventually, as
I was more focused on just content this semester. One way I could have better promoted it is maybe tweeting out my website once a week or so, just letting people know to go check my website out. The best thing about this semester is the platform this website has given me to write my own content. It’s why I want to keep my site running in the future. All this is going to benefit me long-term, writing as much as possible can only help me long-term. If I want to accomplish my long term goals, I must keep taking it serious and producing quality content.
My most popular post was my article about Kawhi Leonard and what he could potentially accomplish this season if he were to win an NBA Championship. It got almost 70 views, and while 70 isn’t a crazy amount, only the people that follow me on twitter and my professor were able to see it, so not too shabby. I believe it got the most views because of Kawhi’s popularity, and he’s a polarizing figure in San Antonio. I was surprised with even posts that I didn’t publish on my main twitter, I was still able to get views on them, and I think there’s potential to grow even if its my own website.
My media:
Twitter: @_Jeremyyyy
Instagram: @_Jeremybochniak
Facebook: Jeremy Bochniak
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