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How you would qualify/describe your blog or its target audience (You mentioned search engine in your post.

Christian fantasy

conservative news and politics (probably the source of my trouble)

humor and satire

www.chalcedon.edu

Newswithviews.com

<Lee>, <MannBee>

"Christian fantasy literature" is a better tag than "Christian fantasy".

<Lee>

When I read your list of suggested tags, the *first* thing that sprang to mind was the notion that your website was devoted to debunking Christianity.

I didn't get where I am today without reading almost every one of your blog posts.

So if *I* thought that when I read "Christian fantasy," so might others.

Christian hymns/classic hymns/culture rot/ funny cats/humor/lee's hymn shop/pet videos

I have lots and lots of tags, but those are the ones most often used.

<WannaBe> I don't know how to use Linkedin, so please guide me.

A lot of my friend who blogs or vblogs like to announce it on LinkedIn. But you got to start connecting with people.

As an example, if me and Porky Pig are connected and Porky commented or 'Liked' something I get notified. (Because it might interest me also)

Also, think about updating your LinkedIn profile, add more contents to it. Mine is on the spare send of the spectrum, some people have 100K connections, to me, that is quantity over quality.

But try to put something in/update your profile section, mention your books and upcoming books, or book signing locations. Instead of work history like most people have, a list of your published works?

<a message to my readers animal videos a personal note bell mountain series by lee duigon Byron the Quokka cats and dogs cat videos Christian hymns christian music christmas carols classic hymns climate change scam college as a waste of time and money cultural musings culture collapse culture rot current events Dems hate America destroying America dog videos education follies foolish intellectuals funny animals funny cats funny dogs general silliness global warming hoax God's stuff how college hurts america humor hymns Jesus Christ joe collidge lee's hymn shop lee duigon blog liberals vs. America liberals vs. the human race liberal tyranny mr. nature my childhood my family nostalgia pet videos politics prayer requests reader requests sanity medicine The Art of Writing transgender movement worship songs>

I really don't know how Linkedin works; I thought it was mostly a professional site.

My wife and a reader set me up with MeWe, but it'll take me some time to learn how to use it.

As for my content, I don't know--for ten years in a row I had steady, solid growth... and now it crashes. It mystifies me.

It would help if I knew what kind of tags are more highly rated than others.

You say you haven't done anything differently in the past 10 years, but of course you've been blogging about the stolen election in recent months which you obviously never did previously.

Big Tech is on a mission to silence anyone who questions the legitimacy of the stolen 2020 election. If they can silence the president, they can silence anyone.

In the case of small bloggers such as yourself they get you by their search engine algorithms which weed out and hide any websites which expose or criticise the stolen election.

I'm not sure how often you posted about the stolen election prior to May 11 but since you're a little fish it probably just took them a while to get around to you.

They started with President Trump and have been working their way down.

If you've just had a much better blog day by steering clear of politics, then there's your answer.

The other Christian bloggers I talk to, some of whom never do politics, have all had deep losses in their viewership, all of it this year. I think Big Tech is trying to suppress every thought that's not Far Left--

--And that we have to build informal networks of mutual support, which they'll either have to tolerate or else try to suppress: which I pray will finally force Congress to take action.

We can't have a handful of oligarchs owning public discourse.

And I'm sure you've noticed that the stolen election story is not going away.

Aren't Big Tech and the Dems who control Congress both in bed together?

Certainly the stolen election story is not going away but it's too late to reverse the result. The best that can be hoped for now is for the fraud to be fully exposed, like the Watergate scandal, and the perpetrators brought to justice.

But my thought is: If Big Tech thought they could get away with it, they would have banned us all outright by now. The fact that they haven't done so indicates a vulnerability somewhere.

They're moving incrementally.

To try and ban all conservative commentators in a dramatic step would awaken a sleeping giant and result in a violent push-back, so they're working behind the scenes as quietly as possible, removing the voices of reason bit by bit, until all that remain are leftist megaphones.

<The fact that they haven't done so indicates a vulnerability somewhere. We just have to find it.>

We know they have feet of clay (Daniel 2:31-34).