Raising on the blinds

So, since I have been playing a version of small ball, I have not been raising when I am sitting on the blinds. My strategy has been to have some callers preflop going with me even if I have KK or AA, and if I don't then I shouldn't risk increasing the pot. But even if I am a fan of small ball, this is too radical. So I am beginning to enlarge pots with raises if I have KK or AA at least.

(My problem is if opponents pay attention and know I play small ball, they will then KNOW I have a premium hand. Fortunately they don't pay attention much)

I feel I should start raising more on the blinds. My question is: what range of hands do you use to raise with (in ABC poker) when you are in the blinds? Here is the problem I see especially: when there are already 3 callers and you sit with QQ and raise on the big blind to increase the pot. You get 2 callers and then you get a K on the flop. That cannot be good?

The only thing I can tell you to do is go to pokerstove.com, and download the soft ware for free. It will give you the equity value of any hand v. another hand.

No offence but your strategy sounds all wrong. Ignore small ball entirely