This post is part of a series of interviews highlighting Fuelmyblog bloggers and their blogs. If you would like to be interviewed as part of this series simply add your name to the comments on this blog post or drop an email to paul (at) fuelmyblog.com.

· What’s your name?

Karen Woodham

· What’s the name of your blog?

Remergence Official Blog

· What’s the URL of your blog?

http://blog.rembeatz.co.uk

· How old is your blog?

17 Months Old

· If you’re willing to share, how many visitors per day do you have to your blog?

Not many really, usually about 20-40 a day.

· How much time do you spend blogging every week?

I usually blog everyday if I can and it’s mostly about new tracks we are working on or something to do with our music in one way or another

· Is it the creative process or the editing process which take you longest when writing a post?

It’s mainly a bit of both, but usually it’s a case of thinking whether or not anyone will think it’s interesting enough to blog about.

· What inspired you to first start writing a blog?

It was a thought that, it maybe the best ways to keeps fans of our music updated as offering a blog with an RSS feed to subscribe to, would get the news to them instantly.

· What do you do to get inspired to write?

Our music

· Is there anything that you simply refuse to blog about?

The usually things that have no place in our blog, such as gambling and adult orientated posts, if you know what I mean

· If you went for a job interview and were told that you’d have to close your blog in order to get the job, how would you react/feel about it?

I would be really niffed, at the end of the day why should I close down my freedom to blog.

· Do you talk about your blog with your relatives and friends or do you avoid mentioning it?

Relatives read the blog and so do friends so usually they mention it to me rather than me mentioning to them.

· What is the biggest mistake you made when starting your blog?

Choosing the wrong server to host the blog, there are so many free hosting providers for blogs, but it just finding the right one, in the end, after moving several times I went with Wordpress hosted on my own server, in that way there is more control on widgets etc.

· Any tips for aspiring bloggers?

Choose the right blogging platform for your needs and blog anything you want when you want.

· What 3 bloggers do you look up to the most?

Silvie and Kevin Dixie, Ben Spark

· Do you still see yourself blogging in 5 years time?

Certainly!

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