A Compact Disc of Blogs
I brainstormed ideas for this guest post. After a few moments I visited my blog, scanned this post: Blogging Ideas Seized and Used Multiply and wrote this guest post based on a similar topic. I tied together one Blogging From Paradise post to this guest post on Blog CD. Perhaps I can tie the same …
Generous bloggers succeed because being helpful develops skills, exposure and credibility required to go pro. Selfish bloggers fail because being self-centered does not develop skills, exposure and credibility required to go pro. Scanning my spam folder moments ago revealed takers. Blogging gets tougher for takers because each spammer wants to take traffic without giving anything …
Blogging Gets Easier When You Give and Tougher When You Take Read More »
One of the worst aspects of imagining blogging competition is choosing to go against pro bloggers versus working with these individuals. Do you work with or against professional bloggers? Working with pros makes life easier because 2 people get more done combined versus 1 person trying to do things solo. Team work makes the blogging …
Blogging solely for yourself seems to have its benefits. Perhaps boosting blogging income feels good to you. We all love to earn extra cash. Maybe being adored feels delightful. Who does not like receiving love from loyal, loving readers? But blogging for yourself becomes boring after a bit because addressing your needs makes the journey…..bland. …
Why Blogging Slowly Pulls You Back to Creating for Others Read More »
The belief in scarcity influences bloggers to give for the sake of getting. But giving for the sake of giving is the way to become a successful blogger. Why? Giving from abundance allows you to keep giving for the sake of giving when you do not get money, traffic or social shares. Every professional blogger …
Blogging is not a short, intense, but relatively easy sprint. Blogging is a long, relaxing, sometimes uncomfortable-feeling marathon. Do you keep this blogging analogy in mind before blogging today? Have you considered this blogging analogy? Do you see this analogy taught by most bloggers? Read the average blog post. Bloggers tend to promise how to …
Being criticized scares most bloggers shell-shocked from earlier forms of criticism. I felt terrified to be criticized for a hefty chunk of my blogging career. Why? Being criticized unearthed bad feelings in my mind including: anger embarrassment shame anxiety worry For example, if some published a critical 1 star review concerning one of my eBooks …
I clicked through to a travel blog a few moments ago. On scanning the content I noted the last post was dated 2019. Two years have passed since the blogger published new content. I did not bother reading the content because it was not evergreen. Of course I did not publish a content on a …
Writing this guest post for Sazzadul’s community actually outsources my blogging. Does this sound odd to you? Outsourcing usually involves paying someone money to handle some blogging task. But different forms of outsourcing exist. Some outsourcing involves not paying someone to do something but befriending someone to leverage each other’s presence, or to help each …
1 Way to Outsource Blogging You Probably Overlooked Read More »
Do you feel bummed about getting a negative eBook review? I’ve been there. After self-publishing a high number of bite-sized eBooks I have received a few negative reviews here and there via blogging criticism lobbed my way by pained souls.. One particular negative review woke me up. I pondered something. Someone published a quite critical …