One of the purposes of the WA blog is to practice your writing skills, including doing your keyword research. You'll find that some members have put up hundreds of WA posts. It's a way to get more comfortable with your writing.

Hope things are working out for you on subcontracting your content. This can be a way of improving your writing skills as well.

Nice blog! David. Good luck with your business mission

I know you can do it. Try focussing more on you writing practices. Believe in your self!

Karen

Also try using one of the template frameworks in SiteContent. I find using those cuts through writer's block. ~Mark

We all go through it, David. Just write. Anything. Even if it is just a rambling, to get you started It's fine to hire a content writer but if you do, still keep writing every day even if you never post it. One thing that helps some people is to visit google, search your keywords, then go to the websites of your google search results and read their content for writing style. Don't copy but just check out the style of writing for ideas. Do several searches this way, then come back and write your blog while it is fresh on your mind.

Everyone has said it all David. I never I could write till I started with poor writing, spelling errors, grammatical errors and disorganized site contents, just 4 weeks ago.
Today I have members here asking me to help them with my idea of creative writing.
Only determination will help you scale through. Talk about purchasing articles, you will get frustrated along the way, trust me it is worth it.

Why don't you try a timed writing exercise where you don't try to make sense, just write whatever comes to your mind?

It's worth a try.

Rick

Yeah, writing can be a struggle. Keep at it and you will improve. Try writing about your own experiences, and how and what you learned from them, and apply it to what you’re doing now. That might open your mind up some.
Grant

You will find your way, David. Just don't give up. Never give up.

Wayne