Have you ever caught yourself taking photos of every beautiful arrangement you pass by? Do you find yourself mentally designing with some of the most beautiful flowers? If you've got opinions about flowers like peonies, or thoughts on tulips, and can't stop talking about the latest trends in floral design, we have news for you: join Thursd as a blogger!
That passion you have deserves an audience. So, aspiring bloggers, flower designers, industry insiders, or anyone with an eye for beauty and a heart for flora and fauna, this is your opportunity to start your blogging journey on Thursd; creating, sharing, and showing the world your passion!
Why Thursd Is Such a Powerful Stage
Thursd is not a small personal platform in a corner of the internet. It reaches a large international professional audience and is often used as a go-to source for what is happening in the floral industry. The platform's content performs strongly in search engines and is widely shared through industry networks, giving your work a long and active life online.
That means your article about specific flowers or houseplants can be the one that florists, buyers, and event designers keep landing on when they research that product. Your story about a grower or a design style can shape how people think about that topic, simply because it shows up when they look for information. Over time, your name starts to feel familiar in the industry, even to people you have never met in person.
Thursd also actively covers trade shows, conferences, and floral events across the world and extends their stories into a year-round digital audience. As a blogger, you can tap into that attention by writing previews, recaps, or personal takes that link your name to the events and highlights people already follow.
Why Your Voice Belongs Here
The world needs more authentic voices sharing real experiences. Maybe not really corporate marketing speak, or generic fluff; just you, your knowledge, and your enthusiasm for the floral world. Thursd has, therefore, created a space where floral designers share their hard-won techniques, growers talk about what really happens behind the scenes, and where plant lovers can geek out over what makes their hearts sing.
Maybe you’d be keen on documenting your latest arrangement, explaining the science behind seasonal availability, or sharing market insights that only an insider would know. There's room for your story.
What You Can Write About
The topic options are as varied as nature itself. Some bloggers create detailed tutorials, walking readers through complex techniques step by step. Others focus on photography, capturing that perfect moment just right. Some write about industry trends, market updates, or event coverage that keeps the community informed.
Maybe you're passionate about sustainable practices, obsessed with a particular flower or plant family, or eager to share your design principles, whichever the angle, if it comes from real knowledge and enthusiasm, that’s the stuff that Thursd would love to hear. After all, authenticity beats formula any time.
You could also tell grower and breeder stories, showing the people, places, and care behind the flowers and plants that reach designers and consumers around the world. Or offer design opinions, product reviews, or “what I am loving now” pieces that help buyers and florists decide what to stock, showcase, and which trends to follow. Basically, if your life already revolves around flowers and plants in some way, you have more content ideas than you might realize.
Building Your Brand and Presence
Visibility matters in the floral industry. When growers need to understand how their products perform, they look for designers who work with and document their work. When suppliers want feedback on new varieties, they reach out to the voices they trust.
Blogging on Thursd puts you in front of this audience through the natural process of sharing content. Your author page is, then, a portfolio of your expertise and proof that you know what you're talking about. Bloggers who reliably share quality content start getting noticed. Growers reach out asking them to trial new varieties, suppliers want their input on product development, and collaborations emerge that wouldn't have happened otherwise.
Your personal brand is about being known for what you know and how you share it. Yet, every article or blog you share strengthens that reputation, building trust with readers who value your insights. Blogging or writing regularly helps you show your expertise in a natural, human way. Instead of saying “I am an expert,” you just share what you see, try, and what you learn in your daily work with flowers and plants.
Growers, breeders, and suppliers soon notice those who communicate clearly and creatively about products, trends, and stories, which often opens doors to more collaborations, product features, and long-term relationships that support your career and business.
Being Part of a Community and Why Your Perspective Matters
One of the strongest reasons to blog on Thursd is the feeling of community. The platform brings together florists, growers, breeders, retailers, suppliers, and creative voices from many countries that all care about flowers and plants. Contributing means you do not just speak into the void, but converse with others who also share, experiment, and learn.
Every article is a contribution to the shared knowledge of the floral world. Each piece adds to your visibility, but it also supports a culture where expertise, creativity, and real stories are valued and easy to find, in a platform where they can influence how others think and act.
Also, since no one has your exact combination of experience, perspective, and voice, the technique that seems basic to you might be innovative to someone starting out. The market trend you've noticed might be the insight another needs. The design approach you develop could save someone else years of frustration.
Knowledge shared multiplies its value, and every time you explain something you understand well, you make the field more accessible, just the same way teaching others also enhances your own understanding. When you explain something clearly, you think through it more thoroughly, and when readers ask unexpected questions, you examine assumptions you didn't know you were making. This, in turn, grows your personal brand… naturally.
Taking Your First Step
Starting is often the hardest part, but on Thursd it is always simple. You can reach the team directly at hello@thursd.com to show your interest in blogging and to share a bit about yourself and the kind of stories you would like to tell. From there, you will be guided on everything that would shape how your story works well on the platform.
Once you're set up, you get your author page where all your blogs live. Then you start writing. Some bloggers post weekly, others monthly, and some write when inspiration strikes. The frequency is up to you, though consistency helps build an audience.
You do not need to have everything figured out all at once. Your voice and confidence will grow as you write and see your work published. Your network will grow as more people discover you through your articles. What matters most is that you really care about flowers and plants, and that you are willing to share that with others.
If that sounds like you, Thursd is ready to welcome you as a blogger. Interested in starting your blogging journey? Say hello at hello@thursd.com and start sharing what you know, because Thursd is good for you! And your audience is out there waiting.
Header image by Teona Swift
