How writing on social causes has positively impacted my blog?

When you feel strongly about a topic, you want to voice it loud through your blog. Your thoughts urge you to start an initiative be it a little step towards the cause. Searching a relative topic on social media helps you find a social cause that further impacts your opinion. I am happy to say that writing on social causes has positively impacted my blog.

Mental Health is one of the social causes I feel strong about

I have always believed in the power within. Gradually, I discovered audiobooks and books that helped me understand the concept better. I applied what I was learning and this gave me the confidence to share it with my audience. I started writing about my experiences but my thoughts got recognition only after I signed up for Mental Health social cause with Blogchatter

Social causes give you a direction to think and speak

As I started writing for the Mental Health social causes, I became serious about my understandings of the subject. I turned my content in a manner that is helpful to the reader and there’s a takeaway at the end of every blog post.

Research and facts are important but caution not to overdo

You research deeply on the social cause and add factual descriptions to support your research. This authenticates your data and adds value to what you promote. It becomes proof that your voice is echoed in different areas of expertise. But one thing to take care of is not to overdo it. Your blog post should be a mix of factual data and your experiences. It should not look like a Google search page that is stuffed with only links and nothing personal to show that the content belongs to you.

Also read: How much are you convinced by Thou shalt know what thou write about?

Social cause gives you the confidence

You become confident of the social cause you talk about continuously on your blog. When you are committed to writing on a particular topic regularly, you work on it intensively. A social cause gives you the platform to talk about the cause purposely on your blog. You believe in what you are writing.

You lead a set of audience

Writing for a social cause gives you an audience as well. An SEO rich blog post also takes time to appear on search results and attract organic traffic. But a social platform directs the audience to your blog faster. It builds authority for your blog and your voice possesses leadership qualities.

This is the reason I am confident in writing on tips and tricks to win your subconscious mind. There are so many positive impacts of practising it and am happy to share them with all of you as well.

Do you feel strongly about a topic you want to champion? Then it’s time to register with Blogchatter.

Other posts in the series are

• Does talking about mental health make you mentally ill?
• Why do we rate happiness as the highest level of emotion?
• Are you convinced to take medical health treatment?
• 5 problems that don’t let you accept mental health issues
• How can simple habits at home keep you away from depression?
• Does your voice has the power to convince your subconscious mind?
• How to convince your subconscious mind when the time is not yours?

This post is a part of Blogchatter Half Marathon Aug’21 and Cause A Chatter