
Yesterday would have been my 11th blog post in a row for my 30 days of blog posts.

Yesterday would have been my 11th blog post in a row for my 30 days of blog posts.
This is my 200th blog post.
It is October 29, 2013.
When I hit my 100th blog post on November 11, 2012 I did a post covering how many views my blog was getting. I really liked that idea and it eventually spawned nichesitejournal.com.
In this post I want to show how much has changed in the last 100 posts.

I have 5 twitter accounts and each of them with over 500 followers (@jasonloveslife has close to 6500). Each account is used for a different part of my business. One for this site, one for my Niche Site experiments, one for my comic character, etc.
It is very simple and takes only two steps
There are certain blogs that I check religiously.
At least once a week I go and see what’s going on with the author, maybe checkout the comments, and always get a lot of valuable information from them.
This is my goal for this blog. I want to be that for the webcomic creators, digital story tellers, and independent artists looking to make a living utilizing the internet. For those that are in any of those categories, I feel I have let you down.
These are all the posts I published this summer.
Besides the two podcasts episodes (8 & 9), the other posts were not really written to help you (my readers). Instead they were self indulgent.
The reason for my sudden drop off in blogging is for two important reasons.
This is my promise to start writing regularly.
This is an update on where I am personally in the progress of my various projects. I stayed up all night with the goal of wrapping my head around my future, plans for this website, and if I am happy with where I am in my life.
The end result has become a feeling of clarity and exhaustion (due to staying up all night).
The reality is that I have accomplished a lot in my life time. I am not famous or rich (or even financial comfortable). I do, however, have the pleasure of saying I have done some fun, crazy, exciting things with my life and hope to continue with that trend.
My goal this year is to find a way to fund my future adventures, art projects, and family life.
My plan is to create a website in a specific topic that seems as though I should be able to build up a constant stream of visitors and make money with ads. At the same time I am creating a separate website chronicling this business experiment.
You can visit this website at www.nichesitejournal.com.
While I plan to share sporadically what is going on with this money making venture on this site, but my main focus for this site will remain to be on the business side of web comics with some articles on film making, animation, and my personal life.
My goal for the next few months is to post a minimum of once per week on this site. The new sites I am working on will take up a large chunk of my daily schedule, but I have finished up all my freelance work and my performance schedule will be slowing down after the month of August leaving me more time to write, create comics, and enjoy life.
Hello Friends!
I want to thank everyone for the great feedback, suggestions, and encouragement around the new podcast. The response has been AMAZING!
If you go to the podcast section of i-tunes and search “Jason Loves Life”, click on the podcast, and then subscribe, rate (5 stars is always great), and leave a text review, it will help us get ranked really high in i-tunes.
I figure many of you didn’t realize how i-tunes works or that doing this would help our ranking. Instead of leaving it up to chance, we decided to reach out to you.
We want to thank you again for the help and if you need anything from us, feel free to ask.
If you can’t find the podcast, you can try this link:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/
then click on “view in itunes”.
Thanks for the help and all the support!
Your friends,
Leah, Jason, Everett, and Yada Love
I’m at a point with this blog where I have reached a cross roads.
As I see it, I have only 3 options for the future of the jasonloveslife.com website.
Option 1: I can quit posting regularly and specifically make this into a behind the scenes blog about my webcomic with the possibilities of losing you and the hundreds of other regular readers I have. This would allow me to pick up more freelance jobs.
Option 2: I can continue on with my current posting schedule and see what happens while keeping the same number of freelance clients.
Option 3: I can give up some of my freelance work and put more energy into posting more often, create some amazing resources, and provide some in-depth how-to articles (eventually adding audio and video).
It also needs to be said that I have a wife and a 3 month old son to provide for.
To find the best answer I need to really focus on my personal goals and the goals of this website.