Why Writing Our Own Posts is SO Important

I get it, we all (even those of us who enjoy writing) get overwhelmed at times about what we will write about next or will I sound good? Will my post make sense? Will I sound that I know what I'm talking about? I understand that we want our post to of course sound perfect and not have grammatical errors, but guess what even the best bloggers out there are not 100% perfect. For example, Kyle himself (not trying to call you out Kyle!) sometimes has the wrong word or a misspelling in his posts; however they are so minuscule that they are easily over-looked or ignored because his content is so engaging. He writes from the heart and doesn't sound robotic or like he's trying to be someone he's not and that's why his posts are so good, regardless if there not 100% perfect, and I bet he'll even say that he knows that.

So what I'm getting at here, is that I don't for myself feel paying someone else to write my post is doing a justice to myself. I know there are programs out there that you can pay someone to write your blogs (I don't know the name of them because I don't use them), but, for one, even though the article they write may look great, it isn't you speaking through it, or giving the audience the feel of who you are. Also, you take the risk of what some of these writers give you, may be plagiarized. For me I want the audience to get a feel for who I am and write to them as if I was having a conversation with them. Sometimes you have to show statistics in your posts but that's okay, because when you talk about it, write exactly how you feel about them and put in writing what you would say if you were talking to them.

Practicing Makes You Better

So maybe when first starting out, you feel your content isn't great and that you are frustrated with what you are writing, well that too is okay. You see everyone has to start somewhere, and the most important thing is don't give up on yourself, the more you start writing the better you'll get at it. You'll start having visitors to your site loving your work and you may think "really? they liked that?" but yes they did! I read a post where someone gave a great suggestion: They stated that they were terrible at writing and new to the whole concept of it, and that sometimes the spell and grammatical check doesn't always catch everything, so what this individual did is, re-read their article several times over, fixed what they could and then asked someone who was close to them, to read it and see what errors they could find. We all have someone who we trust, and go to when we have ideas, or have a story to tell or to confide in, that is the "someone" we go to ask to read the post, sometimes even if we have to copy and paste what we have into an email and email it to them, if they aren't right there or immediately available to look at it.

Don't Get Frustrated

Of Course putting in as much content on our website is ideal, and it would be great to write a post every day, but at first that may not be feasible. If you try to put too much on yourself at once, you'll come up with a blank and get frustrated and want to give up. At first take your time and do what is possible for you at the moment. If it takes you longer to come up with ideas and to do research, that's okay! We are always in such a rush to get tons of content on our website and to hurry up to get the success that we set ourselves up for failure. The hardest thing for everyone, is to be patient when it comes to getting our success, we want it so bad that we want to rush everything to get to that goal quicker. Problem is, we move too fast and lose track of why we are doing it, and focus on the wrong things and then we build a wall that becomes impossible to get over. Well that's when reality has to sink in and we need to get the wrecking ball and knock the wall down and realize success takes time and needs to be worked at. Only do what you can handle in your current situation; if you try to take on too much at once, you're bound to get burnt out. Don't do that to yourself, you deserve to be successful as much as anyone here and don't short come yourself. Kyle says in the training often, that it is better to work on the low hanging fruit rather than try for the fruit at the top of the tree. Yes, it is important for SEO to use good keywords; however by writing good content and taking your time with it, there will be plenty of keywords right within the writing itself, and the search engines pick up on that as well.

You Will Enjoy the Fruits of Your Labor

If you take your time and let a natural flow come to your writing and making videos, you'll suddenly have more posts and videos on your website than you ever realized. So maybe it may take 6 months or it may take two years but let everything take course the way it should and regardless the time frame, you will see results and will achieve the success you set out for. Plus I guarantee I'll have made a few mistakes in this post, even though I re-read it three times (LOL), but it's okay I'm still going to publish it! To Everyone's Sucess!