Skip to main content

Why small blogger fails

If you are blogging solo,
  • Focus on your niche and stick to it.
  • Read a lot.
  • Research.
  • Go library, subscribe to ebooks.
  • Listen to experts.
  • Ask many questions.
  • Take many questions from your readers.
  • Be open to critics.
  • Solve problems.
  • Write what you know, references are a must.
  • Do not try to be like someone. Be your own-self.
  • Post regularly.
  • Be realistic
  • Set tough goals
  • Focus on quality not quantity.
  • Know your market and be there.
  • Advertise your blog.
  • Revise old posts.
  • Work on UI/UX.
  • Write better next day.
  • Be open to change with time.
Fail everyday, learn everyday.
Failure is when you do not learn from previous day, if you are learning and getting better day by day you are on the right path.
Do not make mistake of aiming too high, instead take small steps.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Why to hire human copywriter when AI can do the job

Good question, that many many many zombies throw at me when I discuss Copywriting. Of course Copywriting is not for zombies. If you are a person or company who has hired a Copywriter to make money then do not hire. Your goal is survival and not zoom or use change as an opportunity. Your question is pretty similar: why drink water when I have sweetlime tree in the backyard and a juicer in the kitchen. However, if you are a professional, business person, company or someone looking to make a change then a Copywriter is worth hiring. Why? If you are a beginner and truly stuck between thoughts of hiring a writer or going with AI, my suggestion is Go with both. Chose a human to use tools, chose a Copywriter to write and encourage him to use AI in creating copy. AI connects you with libraries worldwide and presents data in certain formats. It cannot add human touch. AI can not differentiate between good and bad, AI does not know who is your audience. A Copywriter can seek help from AI to fetc...

Why Content Writing & Editing Services are evergreen business

Content writing and Editing Services are growing in every part of the world. This is the evergreen field, start from scratch and keep going, keep growing, no looking back. Like any other service this field is also full of challenges. Best writers and editors are those who learn from everywhere.   Broadly speaking there are two categories, General and Niche based. If some person or agency work around every field, then its general, however, if it works in a particular area then its Niche based. For example, ecommerce where people look for things like product description writing. At first glance it looks easy, see any product description in any ecommerce website may be amazon or snapdeal and you will think these 100 words anyone can write, no big deal, but yes that is the beauty of writing, that goes through below steps Look, Think, Feel, Act, Relook (Edit), Publish; And your page is ready to get rolling eyeballs. Content writing is about saying things in short and simple ways with a ...

Invenio Local AI search build for Mac Media Libraries and boost productivity

 This is why i taught my assistant and teams to name files correctly in proper English. When working with National Network of Education I found one major flaw in online file naming, there was no system. I was not getting how those .html files are appearing in random format. Upon checking I found every developer and content creator was naming files randomly. Finding files on local computer was tough and looking file names in database was useless as you will never know what is inside till you open it in a live browser. I instructed team to name files correctly and productivity multiplied. This is back then when SEO of things was rising and we win over SEO by default not by hooks and crooks. Indeed that was one point only when I joined company and in a matter of two to three days I discussed with CEO. Irrespective of which OS you work with tracing file location is difficult, truly difficult. I am a great fan of productivity and love to save on time, that sets my OKRs; OKRs in my work ...