How to Blog Like a Pro: My Perspective as a Newbie
You, the bloggers (new and old timers) are busy showcasing your expertise. You love to win the heart of SE to rank high and reach to help-out the audience through your blogs (rock the web!).
I am starting my journey as a blogger and determined to be a Pro. You know I am asking you question, reading blogs and training at WA. Here is my Work-In-Progress report and perspectives as a newbie on my 1st ever website. I am
- brain storming
- preparing questions being an audience
- researching across the web to answer every question
- assimilating ideas
- consolidating ideas
- Preparing to be an expert (SME). Where am I? Can I answer all the questions?
- organizing the set of bullet points to free-flow the write-up
- checking its relevance, relevance and relevance.
- Researching for enticing titles to captivate the audience
- writing/ rewriting, correcting to formulate clear meaningful messages for what the audience needs
- working on my original content in my uniquely differentiated voice that will set me apart from billions
What am I spending some time on?
Cross check regularly: the key points of success can never be missed and should be self reminded always. Write them on a card and place near your bed. Start your morning and end your day reciting them.
- Mission
- Vision
- Strategy
Plan the day and execute: wrap passion with strong self-discipline, carry the vision and walk steadily to reach the mission
I thought it is a great article in this regard and like to share if you are interested.
https://www.dreamhost.com/blog/18-expert-blogging-tips-for-2018/#
Please leave me with your suggestions,comments and questions.
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Hello, I don't know much about blogging which I need to learn myself. Isn't your blog suppose to keep the readers interested. That they can't wait to read the next paragraph instead of jumping and hoping that they will find content that makes sense. I found this blog boring. Maybe it's not my cup of tea. The other day I thought I was reading a review about another Affiliate company. It was about an Affiliate program that I signed up with. Something didn't sit right with me so I Google them to read their reviews.
I came across one review. Comparing that company and WA and it was very detailed. Right down to how much money he was making. I wasn't reading a review I was reading his blog. He kept me wanting to read more and more. I was so enticed with his writing. I can tell he put his heart into his blog. That's what your blog is missing. It's liked you wrote without a motive. It left me flat.
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Thank you for taking the time to read and putting down your perspective. I appreciate it.
This post is not a blog. It is about what I need to be a good blogger.
Yes, of course, your goal as a blog writter is to educate, entertain, engage and entice.
As I have written above: writing/ rewriting, correcting to formulate clear meaningful messages for what the audience needs (engagement).
I hope I answered your comment.
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Wonderful post, Anusuya. I love your thoroughness. It will take you far.