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I have a growing non-fiction blog about challenging existing dogmas in my culture, and it has been attracting a good amount of readers. However its growth is still not optimal, as they just read or...
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I have a growing non-fiction blog about challenging existing dogmas in my culture, and it has been attracting a good amount of readers. However its growth is still not optimal, as they just read or want to meet me, not really commit to help me. I don't want to be greedy or arrogant, but I think I can ask them if they can help me in some tasks, so that they can see the project growing, and I can have time to focus on writing new articles. I sincerely consider me as being overloaded right now. The tasks they may help includes: - Share it to other potential readers, either on their Facebook wall or via chat - Help me engage with other readers: manage pages, posts, comments - Write emails to other targets: publishers, people they don't know personally but probably see its importance in their work My questions are: 1. Is this reasonable? 2. How should I approach them? Related: [What to ask next when people tell me that my article is excellent?](https://writing.stackexchange.com/q/50027/11428)