By Christopher Harris The Rights of Fans Each week the new weekly excerpt can be found here: https://july66.blog/2025/07/10/learning-to-become-a-part-time-writer-a-blogging-diary-intro-to-week-3/ This week marks Week One of my attempt to expand my writing beyond a remote, niche football blog about Lewes FC and into the dizzying, grown-up world of self-publishing, platforms, and social media. Why? Because I’ve realised … Continue reading Week 1: Into the Wild — My Self-Publishing Journey Begins. My Blogging Diary.
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The Accidental Successful Blog
My blog about Lewes FC looks like it may hit 20,000 reads this year, which, for context, is extraordinary. Out of curiosity, I asked ChatGPT—with its access to web traffic data—what kind of annual traffic a typical niche blog on a non-league football club might receive. The answer? Between 500 and 2,000 reads per year. … Continue reading The Accidental Successful Blog
Fan Ownership at Lewes. Fanzine Article in ‘Where’s The Bar’ Magazine. How and Why it Failed but is There a Happy Ending?
English Football Clubs run by their supporters operate under a constitution — a brilliant framework that, if followed, can lead to real success. The problem is, there’s no statutory body to enforce it. And that’s where things can get messy. Very messy. This is the story of how complacency, detachment, and poor oversight allowed a … Continue reading Fan Ownership at Lewes. Fanzine Article in ‘Where’s The Bar’ Magazine. How and Why it Failed but is There a Happy Ending?
The Rights of Fans. 