Is homebrewing worth it in 2019?

[DrHans]

https://drhansbrewery.com/is-homebrewing-worth-it/

 

[deadwolfbones]

Of course it is, if you enjoy it.

 

[RPh_Guy]

You badly need someone to proofread for speaking and grammatical errors.

 

[ncbrewer]

It's my life.

 

[TallDan]

Do people click on clickbait article titles in 2019?

I suspect the author has good insight on that.

 

[mongoose33]

You badly need someone to proofread for speaking and grammatical errors.

And he should post his ideas here instead of trying to drive traffic off HBT.

 

[jack13]

A meandering mess.

 

[passedpawn]

And he should post his ideas here instead of trying to drive traffic off HBT.

It's the blog forum. It's for this exact kind of thing. I agree, I'd rather see the content here.

 

[Smellyglove]

It's the blog forum. It's for this exact kind of thing. I agree, I'd rather see the content here.

After reading this reply I will not click the link.

 

[Kickass]

I clicked in hopes of getting DrHans three free, critically acclaimed recipes but was sadly let down.

 

[kevin58]

I don't begrudge the man for trying to find an audience. He's trying to build something around a subject he is passionate In this day and age however it's not easy to grow a Youtube channel or a blog. I uploaded some beer making videos to Youtube in the late 90's and built up quite a few subscribers. But it was just for sh!ts and grins and work got in the way so I didn't keep it up. Now that I've retired I'm brewing more and videotaping more but my channel growth is nothing like what it was back then. But again, it's primarily for my own entertainment and as a creative outlet so I'm not overly concerned. It would be a different story if I wanted to monetize the channel. Then I would promote it any way I could. Good luck Doc.

 

[MaxStout]

A home-spun blog with a cookies disclaimer? Jeebus, what's the world coming to?

If you have to click the link, right-click and open in a private window.