Keeping it simple
I think it's always good to keep it simple when it comes to site or content building,
I have come to the realization of that, for some people it's an easy thing to do, while some of us keep struggling to put up just a single page. As a new fellow in internet marketing and especially, someone that's not a natural writer it's been kind of tough.
Getting and posting information out there on the web for people to benefit from it's not an easy task, especially when it's to educate people. From a personal experience, I found out that giving out real quality information for educational purpose or enlightening is more than I think. The more I write or thinking that I am getting to the end of a content, the more branches that gets surfaced.
As I get more branches of the topic (which came up due to the facts I got and wrote about), more research had to be done as well as more content as a sub-topic. All this makes it to be more broad rather than KEEPING IT SIMPLE.
There are times I felt like giving up, but I do remember this, ¨HARD WORK PLUS COMMITMENT PLUS FOCUS EQUALS GREAT SUCCESS¨.
Well, it's not as simple as it sounds, but it's been a great opportunity learning from a special institution of knowledge like WA.
Still trying to keep it SIMPLE.
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Deleniy, I found that when you speak from your heart people can relate to that. I write everyday just to inspire or encourage someone. The content seems to just flow on to the paper. And by writing and reading content it makes mine even better. My wiring is as simple as possible, great blog.
Yes, they did say there would be hard work involved in our success: research, writing, adding media, lessons, tasks, rewrite,research.........and repeat and repeat. But without commitment and focus our success will be slow or none at all.
Thanks for the encouragement and all the dest.
Branch off all you like is what I say. I think it gives your site the ability to reach a larger audience. But to keep it simple on your site, you'll need to eventually create more pages. Example. I write about fishing and ended up with review posts that would run down the page when a visitior opened the review menu tab. So I created 2 new pages. Rod reviews and Reel reviews. I subcategorized them under reviews in my menu. Now it looks clean. Plus as a bonus, it increases your site health under the publishing frequency category. Hope this helps. Geoff. The friendly fisherman :)
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thanks ricardo1