Recently I have been thinking about my blog and social media and how it doesn’t really fit into a niche. I felt like I didn’t know were I slotted into the blogging niches. Which made me think about maybe trying to just focus on one thing rather than have a few things I like to write about.

When I first started blogging it was solely a beauty blog, which I then after a little while expanded into more personal and lifestyle posts. Eventually adding in travel posts. Now I have this little slice of the internet that has a mixture of all the things I enjoy, which isn’t a typical niche.
Earlier in the year I felt a little lost about what content I was producing and so focused more on beauty as that’s what I started with. But as much as I love makeup, I wanted to include other aspects of my life and not just one thing. So my instagram might not be the most aesthetically pleasing, themed account, but it’s an account that I love to post on. Whether it be a makeup look or what adventures I’ve been on. I went back to posting what I wanted and not thinking about having a theme on my social media, or my blog for that matter.
I don’t know about you but I’ve definitely written/read niche way to many times and now it sounds weird, anyone else ever get that when saying a word too many times?! So that’s it for my ramblings on feeling like I didn’t have a niche I felt like I fitted into. It’s okay not to have a niche, create your own and own it like the boss you are!
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i don’t feel like i really fit into a niche either 🙈 sometimes it makes me feel a bit lost, but i also feel like it’s kinda more fun that way! love this 💛
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I totally agree! It’s definitely a more fun way to blog I feel!x
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Omg i have felt like this to, i tried it for a while but it felt boring and i felt lost, trying to fit in. I’m not the typical blogger my aesthetic are often all over the place and i think as times go on I care less and less. If I like and enjoy how things look or what I’ve written then thats all that matters.
I see so often people stop doing things for themselves and only do things for their audience and obviously you want people to enjoy what you are putting out there but its also important to remember that you created or started for you.
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Yes, I couldn’t agree more!
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I agree with this so much, I also have a blog and I write a lot of different kinds of posts, I never had one niche, I created my own 🙂 I think it’s hard to have one niche, there’s so much I like to write about and have passions for and my blog is so much better when I stay true to myself and don’t overthink it , I think a lot of other people give tips for blogging just like people give tips for skincare and makeup and school etc.. but I think everything comes down to what works for you, everyone is different there isn’t just one way of doing things
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Having one niche I find just isn’t for me, as you said there is so much to write about and share! I have definitely overthought the type of content I produce/feel like I have to produce, but now everything I publish is because it’s something I’m interested in or would want to read about myself!
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A blog is so much more sincere when you are writing about all the things you want to share
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