Domain plans after PR Pubs

In my Public Relations Publications class we were told to make a personal domain for ourselves as a way to share our work with fellow classmates and others doing things similar. On this domain we [the class] would post individually pictures of our work along with reflection posts detailing our feelings about the work we’ve produced. Our reflection posts would asses our feelings towards the amount of effort we put in, if were were satisfied with our work or not, what we would change about our work if we could and other feelings along those lines.

Now that the class is over we are faced with the question of what happens to our domain that we created. For me the answer is simple. I will not be keeping my blog domain that we created in class. Not because I don’t want to keep blogging, but because I already had a personal blog prior to beginning this course.  Keeping up with both blogs was difficult to maintain so I figured that I would keep the blog that I had prior to the PR Pubs class, but still add aspects from my class blog to my preexisting one. The aspects from the class blog that I would like to incorporate in my  original blog are pictures of the work that I’ve produced along with the reflection posts in order to gain some constructive criticism from my followers around the world. The reason I would want to keep my previous blog and add to it instead of keeping my class blog and adding to it is because my personal blog has more followers, meaning a bigger audience and more feedback. Also, my personal blog is already designed the way I want it to look, while my class blog is plain because I did not know, not have the time to decorate it to my personal standards. My personal domain is also more advanced than my class one. I can in general just do more, post more, and get more feedback.