Roselene's Progress Report
Hello Roselene here and I created the website violinandaccessories.com. Feel free to check it out. Now I must admit I'm not quite done with two of the pages and I have about 3 blogs. As a matter of fact I didn't even know after I purchased the domain it was on the internet for all the world to see for a a bit of a while!
As for my progress, I think it is slow compared to others. I find the hardest thing to do is to figure out what to blog about. I don't want my blogs to be something out on the net already and I want to make sure that I have quality content that people want to read.
But I am happy with my progress. I have three pages written and three blogs as I mentioned. I most proud about the blogs. I read them over and over. I love to write and I find the language of blogging interesting. It's new to me.
And I must say the training is excellent and easy. It's sort of addicting. I am banging them out left and right. They are very doable and user friendly. So hats off to Carson and Kyle.
Sometimes I wonder if what I am doing is something people wan to hear about. I know it is something that I want to hear about but I just don't know about others thoughts and values. I know that my site is something new I did my research but I'm not getting any hits so I just don't know. But I'm pretty new. It hasn't even been a month yet!
In terms of my 3 month goals, I want to write 10 blogs a month. I think this will give me more relevance to my website. In terms of my 6 month goal I want to be able to have links to make money.
Thank you for reading this blog and hearing me out! Please visit my site. Feel free to leave any questions, comments, or ideas that you would like me to write about.
Roselene
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If it's something YOU want to hear about, then there are other people that want to hear about it too.
Don't think about the non-violin players. Think about the violin players. Will they be interested in what you are writing?
Focus on your target audience, and everyone else doesn't matter. That's the beauty of *niche* marketing.