New bloggers are popping up everyday all over the blogosphere in different niches here, there and everywhere. Not all of them are successful and they come to the conclusion that blogging is hard. Blogging can be challenging at times but can be quite easy with the help of Ms. Ileane from BasicBlogTips.com As the name […]
Everyday there is a new blogger entering the blogosphere and I love to see people converting themselves into a blogger. This new blogger can be compared to a young child, this is because they often have lots of questions to ask. A young child might ask the mother; Where do babies come from? Why is the sky blue? What are stars made of?And the list goes on and on. Bloggers are just like that. They often have questions about blogging and searching for answers to which will help them to become a better blogger.
I’m always getting email, Twitter tweets, Facebook messages and blog comments from new bloggers asking all sort of questions.
In this post I will share some of the questions that new bloggers ask and provide the best answers to them.
The best way to keep on blogging is to make it into a habit, something that you will continue to do for a long time on a regularity.
One Pocket Oxford Dictionary (the 1992 eighth edition) describes the word habit as a “practice that is hard to give up” and the word habitual as “done constantly”, and we all know that practice becomes perfect if it is done constantly.
If you make blogging a habit then you will be blogging for a long time to come always having something to blog about and doing it perfectly. Making blogging into a habit is like developing passion for it, in my own words I would say passion on steroids. Now this means you would have extra passion for blogging, never wanting to give it up. The only way blogging is going to work is if you naturally have the passion which motivates you to blog.
But how do you really make blogging into a habit so that you can make it truly make it work for you?
Please continue reading these tips to make the best out of blogging.
All the top bloggers have done lots of hard work in making their blog a success, and they can now comfortably sit back and earn money from their blog.
What about you as a blogger? Are you doing what it takes to build up your blog, or are you sitting back and hoping for a burst of traffic to just come flowing to your blog? Sad to say that if you are lazy to blog then you will never have the chance of becoming one of the top bloggers. You first have to do the work before you get paid.
Think of blogging as working. If you don’t work then your boss will fire you and hire someone else who is will to do your work. With blogging if you don’t blog, your visitors will find another blog that provides the information they need. Get the picture? Yes you do.
This post will help you by means of 10 steps that you should take if you want to build a successful blog.
A lot of great and inspiring things happen when you write great contents for your blog. But what really happens when you write top quality content for your blog?
For every action there is a reaction and this goes the same for blogging. If you are a blogger and the action that you take is to not write quality content for your blog, the reaction that you get can be really devastating.
If the action that you take as a blogger in writing quality content for your blog then your outcome can be really great and rewarding, and then you will be classed as a “pro blogger”.
Here are a list of things that happens when you put out the effort to write top quality contents for your blog.
No doubt when you started blogging you wanted to become the type of blogger that everybody loves. This can be really great for you and your blog which means your blog will always have traffic, and once they love you then this means they will want to share your articles (this means free promotion). But […]
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Are you under constant pressure to perform? Is your workplace understaffed, leaving you with more work than you can conceivably do in a day? Do you have a manager who is constantly pushing you to the breaking point?
These issues are common in the workplace and in daily life, but there are many simple tricks that you can do to alleviate the stress.
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