The Chloe Thurlow Blog Review

Hello , As a request on the Get your Blog Review Page I am going to review Chloe Thurlow's blog who writes on http://chloethurlow.com/ and blog is extremely cool where cool is HOT.Well I went through blog and did a lot of reading in the past year of so. The content is good, your language is nice and you have the necessary fluency in imparting the ideas. Following are the few points I would like to underline.

1.Content :The content is thoughtful as well as thought provoking as we can see from the My Blog Section.The font color and size is kept constant which is much appreciated.The choice of words is also great which makes the posts more meaningful.If your content is great half the battle is won but in this case the content is the thing which makes readers like me come back again and again to your blog.I liked the practicle approach used in the blog.I liked the the mystery you maintain in your posts well , If I had to say I would say "the content is full of content here".

2.Uniqueness: The website is quite unique in itself ,The Home page will be liked my most of the audience , people who prefer a simple home page at least might differ but over all its likable.The uniqueness might not be found in the labels but it will rather found out in the content which is awesome to say the least.It is not a regular blog its a special blog , people look up  the content and come back again to read that's the USP.The Content deals with taboo topics as well as practical situation which serves well to the audience.

3.Activity: You have been quite active in replying to the comments and posting new posts on the site as well as linking on the social networking plugins as well.This makes the reader to look forward to your new replies and posts.Way to go dear its a great sign.You do have a share on Facebook widget but why not the Facebook Page.Do have it it serves wonders. Pinterest is what gets you maximum traffic from the linked websites . So great job there and then the good reads so you know you are doing an amazing job.

4.Appearance:The appearance of the site is awesome to say the least.The website has great color contrast ratio which goes very well with almost ninety percent readers.We all love widgets.The Pictures are amazing including the background Image.You may want to add your picture on the about page.But that's not necessary.And yes the recent tweets adds up to the curiosity of the reader.

5.Navigation:The navigation is quite smooth and if people want to know about you they can do it easily.The Tab on the left which lists your pages serves their purpose with ease.The reader can smoothly go to all the pages and can get a glimpse of what special ability you have got in all forms of writings.You may also want to have a privacy policy and declaimer page about your website.Not to forget about your favorite authors you surely are giving them the traffic they deserve.my Books Section is cleanly organized. So.So No Need of any changes.

6.Technically : Your blog is a self-hosted WordPress blog,Your WordPress version (3.8.3) is out of date.,Your blog is not indexed by Bing.Your blog is not indexed by Google.You do not have a logo.You don't have a site description.Try searching for Chloe Thurlow on Google you will feel good.

Rest is all great! You have done a good job with the Erotica writing and taboo topics ;many of them are my personal favorites.There Might be some silent readers of your blog who might not comment due to any reason so the subscription widget is the best option for them.Do add a email subscription widget on the home page.That's all from me.Keep writing girl many bloggers look up to you.

What Are You Writing

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  When someone says: what are you writing? It sounds in my ears like they’re saying: I’m going to set fire to your hair. Or I’m going to kill your children. And I don’t even have any children. It’s like asking a man: are you still beating your wife? He is condemned by the question before he has a chance to answer.
  
  

  Asking a writer what are you writing is like asking a philosopher what are you thinking? Or a firefighter what fires have you been fighting? But, then, you wouldn’t ask a firefighter that. You’d ask: put out any interesting fires lately? To which he replies: Yes, I just carried a little girl and her puppy out of a blazing apartment building. That’s heroic. That’s awesome. You ask the writer: what are you writing, and its like asking a fish in which direction he’s swimming?

  Writers don’t immediately know what they are writing. The meaning evolves in the writing. They sense more than see that there’s a crack in the universe and feel a need to fill the vacuum. Rightly or naively, writers see themselves as society’s conscience; a safety valve.

  From this perspective, all writing is political: a mother murdering a child abuser; a mean boss sacking a pregnant employee; a group of wheelchair vets occupying a recruitment office. The drama will be layered in social comment. We laugh our heads off at the antics of Peter Griffin in Family Guy, but underpinning the humour is an intricate substructure of ideas, opinions: of politics.

  Newspapers and broadcasters dip their bowls in the great soup of concepts writers put into the public arena through surveys, reviews, blogs, tweets, Facebook posts. Writers are worker ants, always labouring, often without pay, for the good of the nest: the planet we all share. From now on, when friends ask: what are you writing, I’ll tell them I’m creating a story about how the people woke up one morning and discovered when they came together to save the last of the orang-utans, the last Indian tigers, they lost their feelings of apathy and boredom. They looked into each others eyes and began to see a way to bring about a fairer, better, more equitable future for the entire planet. First published at www.blogcritics.org

  
  

  Author : Chloe Thurlow is a best-selling English novelist and syndicated blogger. Visit www.chloethurlow.com