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So if I started a blog on 40k discussing new armies rumours, tactics 40k related things and gw. Would you read it?
Basically I would discuss general 40kness and stuff going on with the odd tactical rant and review of 40k games ie dawn of war and give guides to starting and the odd nerd rant.
So would you read it?

Successful blogging isn't built on content so much as it is on character.

If you're interesting to read, you could go on and on about the texture of a banana peel and people will love it. However, if you're not entertaining, you could be a genuine psychic, posting accurate rumors two years in advance, no one will stick around for more than a few paragraphs.

Depends on who writes it. IF you're a well-seasoned and experienced competitive player, sure, always good to get some comp perspective.

Regarding the signature...doubtful about it.

Don't see much point in reading a random person's blog though :/

Good post by Fritz40K on the subject


http://www.fritz40k.com/2013/04/thinking-about-starting-your-own.html