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A Blog Writer's Day Alright, I finished writing the blog post. After several days since registering my new account, I worked hard tapping away at the keyboard and writing. I've created the ultimate article that might even win some kind of award. I read it over and over again, adjusted the tone of the writing, and included images in key places. I also added a ton of tags to increase traffic. Since I covered a wide range of words, I should be able to attract as many users visiting through searches as possible. The readers who see this are sure to thoroughly enjoy it. Here goes... Published! Day 1 2 2... A bit less than I expected? Day 2 0 0? Day 3 0 ?, ?? Ever since 000 Why~? Why~~~~? Why Is There Traffic Only Right After Publishing, Then It Suddenly Vanishes? A blog post you spent so much time and effort writing. "Published!" Right after pushing the button, a few or maybe a dozen users visit, making your he...

Open your smartphone, and you see an endless stream of "viral posts." As you watch photos and videos with tens of thousands of "likes," have you ever found yourself wondering? "I'm working so hard, so why is nobody looking at me?" Living in the modern world, we tend to unconsciously use "getting attention" as a yardstick for our self-worth. Going viral means success; failing to go viral means failure. In such an atmosphere, not a few people are quietly blaming themselves. But is that really true? Are having talent and going viral really the same thing? In this article, while unraveling the cruel reality that lies within our social media society, I would like to think together about a way of living that is not swayed by numbers. Having Talent Doesn't Guarantee Going Viral The idea that "if you have talent, you will go viral (and catch the public's attention)" is a complete illusio...