What to do to Speed Up the Growth of Your Blog

In order to accelerate the growth of your blog, you need to follow the blogging fundamentals/basics, and we've been talking about this for some time now. What do you really understand by the term "Blogging Fundamentals"? Do you understand the process of building an online business on the fundamentals/pillars of blogging at all? If yes, how would you go about that?

Do you realize that your blog is strictly not operated on a strong/lasting foundation, and this may lead to the complete or partial collapse of the blog in the long-run once it's not built on the solid/proven fundamentals/basics. So, you need to identify today what the blogging basics are lest you watch your blog crumble in the future ahead.

You need to build your blog on the pro blogging pillars, and without building it on these pillars/fundamentals taking shortcuts instead, your blog will not have a long-term success.

Think of any approach you can give to blogging. Think about shortcuts you believe you can ever use to drive traffic to your blog. Think about what you do at all times to accelerate the growth of your blog. Yet, if all these are not based on the blogging pillars/basics, the foundation of your blog is not strong. It's not solid. It's exposed to risk.

Keep creating and building on the pro blogging basics/fundamentals:

• Solvent blogs are built on illustrious content
• Work the stratagem/technique to drive tons of traffic to your blog
• Take the holding of building engagement with your audience
• Earn a lifetime revenue
  

These are the blogging basics on which you must build your blog if you want to become successful. Any other method/technique outside these pillars are not on a strong foundation. This must be carefully noted.

Maybe you want to believe that you have some techniques that are more vibrant than the ones in the blogging pillars just because you think you write content daily or your blog is loaded with hundreds of articles which no one may ever care to read.

I quickly discovered these blogging pillars early on starting out. But I've seen a lot of bloggers out there who wasted months and years writing loads of content, yet, without discovering these pillars. Some gave up eventually and quit.