From Bricklayer to Weblayer, good or bad idea?

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Greeting to you all,

My name is Tom and I've been a professional bricklayer for almost 20 years. Due to back issues i was forced to stay home but I didn't lose my passion for them brickies. That's why I recently started blogging to share my bricklaying knowledge with the world wide web.

As i'm new to blogging and i have butterfingers when it comes to computers, my friend helped me out setting up a website and gave me tips to get started. I was wondering if anyone has any tips or tricks that i can use to improve my website. It would be great if you can leave some feedback either positive or negative. Any feedback is welcome. Personally i think that the layout is OK, but the posts can be improved a bit more. Any topic ideas about bricklaying are welcome as well!

Thanks for every reply!

ps. I'm not sure if I can place a link here, so if you want to look up my website you can search for 'allaboutzone bricklaying'

Hi Tom...Nice website.

I wish I'd had this available a few years ago when I attempted to
lay up a small short wall "free hand." What a mess.

I like your site. I think I might be able to do some acceptable (my standards...not yours )
work following your direction. Thanks.

A very easy to use, professional website.