Hey Friends, How Do You Conduct Research For Your Blog Post?
Published on April 16, 2020
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For the past 4 years, I feel bothered by the fact that I've created bad research habits when publishing articles.
I say bad because I felt like I can do more with my content, but for some reason, I settle with a "good enough" quality of output.
Last year, I maintained a 114-day streak of publishing an article a day, but that's because I limit the depth of my research on the topic I'm blogging (because it eats up a lot of time when done right).
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I just hope this 2020, I could help make things right.
So if there's anyone out there who could share what worked for him/her when it comes to gathering knowledge and information before creating any content, I'd be so grateful for the advice.
Not only that, your tips would benefit the readers who'd see this post in the future!
Currently, the only thing I know of is gathering inspiration from the top results in Google and YouTube, then adding my own unique spin on it. Is anyone doing this technique as well?
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