Honest and straight forward review of health blog required

Is it normal for Hindi websites to be a mix of English and Hindi. It feels like it should be one or the other. I do like that you're targeting Hindi, it's a huge market.



Google Translate gives me this snippet from your About Us page. You need to give your credentials for why you are a voice to listen to, why your articles are sensible and safe. If you don't then you're just going to be giving copy-pasta info from sites that do have that credibility, or worse, that don't.

 

Your qualifications in the health field, your work experience. Anything that gives you credibility. Instagram, facebook, tiktok, blogs, they're all full of self-appointed gurus who have no professional standing. Tell us how you're better than them and worth listening to.

Many also include photos of them being active - running (preferably with a race number), lifting weights, bodybuilding competitions, or just being active with their kids.

Examples - randomly selected, I just googled, you should too

• https://onefitwidow.com/about/
  
• https://bodyforwife.com/meet-james/
  
• https://www.artofmanliness.com/about-2/
  
• https://www.runningshoesguru.com/about-2/
  
• https://vitatrain4life.com/my-vita/

You need to be taking your own photos too!



This girl doesn't look Indian. Surely if it's a Hindi language blog it should have photos that people can relate to?


if you genuinely "want to make this blog one of the top health and fitness related blogs in the world" you need to be writing your own articles and taking your own photos and videos.

If you read this book James talks about how his first vlogs were rough and unprofessional but they improved as he got confidence and earned enough to upgrade his gear. People would rather see raw, honest, and true than glossy and copied.