Bret Deveraux is a historian and lecturer passionate about history, fantasy, and how the past influences popular culture. His blog, acoup.blog—is a place to share his knowledge and passion. And as it turns out, there is a whole community of history buffs ready to engage with his insights.
What is the blog about?
Acoup.blog covers everything from how Greek society governed itself to history book reviews to how historical realism is conveyed in popular culture. So whatever periods or areas of history you’re into, acoup.blog has you covered.
At the same time, acoup.blog is a place where other history buffs can share and discuss their mutual interests. Content categories on acoup.blog include resources for teachers, guides for fictional world-builders, and a recommended reading list.
Passionate about continued learning, Bret’s blog has become a place for both amateur and professional historians to share and increase their knowledge.
What makes it special?
One thing that sets acoup.blog apart is that Bret allows space for a lot of conversation on his site. Comments are welcomed, and you’ll find lengthy discussions under each post—many of which Bret gets involved in himself. This not only creates a community feeling around the blog, but it also helps establish a personal relationship with the blog so users feel more loyal to the blog.
What to steal?
- Update your blog on the same day of each week so readers know exactly when to come back for more. It can also help to manage and plan your workload. Acoup.blog is updated every Friday.
- Create a sense of community around your blog. Open up the comments section, integrate your social media feed, and start conversations. Don’t be afraid to engage with readers—it’s one of the best ways to keep people coming back to your blog.
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