How Being an Educator Has Changed the Way I Blog About Beauty
summary
Being an educator changes the blog into a responsible, non-controversial space: content avoids risky claims because a government bond could cost tens of thousands of dollars, so posts emphasize objective reviews and ingredient science. Workflow tightens to one to two posts per week on an editorial calendar with quality upgrades — invest in a DSLR and natural-light setup, add captions and short videos — and the audience shifts to impressionable 17–19-year-olds, so posts push body-positivity, media literacy and conservative outfit images.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:27Topic
- 1:15Background
- 2:28Civil Service
- 3:50Safe Topics
- 4:19Before and After
- 4:34Outfits
- 5:19Blogging Time
- 5:35Face of the Day
- 5:56Three Posts in a Week
- 6:51Consistency
- 8:32My old pictures
- 9:12My new pictures
- 10:52The most significant part of my life
- 15:11Being a bit more mature
- 16:14Making videos
- 17:24Summary
- 17:47How my blogging has evolved
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