Why Webcam Girls Must Blog
In spite of several forum postings and articles on this subject, there still seems to be some confusion as to the purpose of blogging and how it directly benefits the blogging webcam girl. So, I will try to keep this as simple as possible.
Blogging is how guys find YOU on Google, Yahoo and MSN. Let me make that crystal clear, they don't find Girl Time, they find YOU. They find your blog home page and in the process learn more about you and come visit you in your chat room.
When I promote Girl Time, I have to be considerate of all the different looks and personalities on our site. Because of this, I can't be very specific. For example, if I was to promote that we featured the hottest blondes, what good would these new guys be to the brunettes? Or, if I advertised that all our girls were under 25, how would that benefit the girls over 25? So you see, I have to keep things very general, saying things like beautiful single girls, nude webcam girls, etc.
To help guys that are into your look specifically, blogging is the only answer. So if you want a guy that appreciates a girl who can suck her own toes, then blog about that. If you want a guy that is into a girl who dresses up like wonder woman, then blog about that. Just be honest about yourself. Oh, and resist the temptation to blog about your pet cat, unless you actually think cat lovers would buy a show.
Start by defining what you are and what kind of guy would be interested in you, then blog like a crazy woman about yourself. Within a month, the kind of guys that are into you specifically will begin to discover you.
Oh, and be sure to put some information about how they can find you in the "News" section of your blog. If you hadn't noticed, there is no link to your chat room from inside your blog. It might be a good idea to let guys know that can meet you in person.
Now with all that said, there is no point in blogging about yourself using words that nobody ever searches for. For example, you might use the phrase Phat Hooptie to describe yourself, but what's the likelihood that someone who would take you private will be searching for that on Google? The best policy is to use words that are in the dictionary.
Good luck and feel free to ask me questions.