Is regular writing your nightmare?
There’s a great deal of chance it is. Don’t despair; you’re not the only one.
The vast majority of writers struggle to maintain a regular daily writing routine. Sooner or later, inexperienced writers hit the roadblock.
Whether you call it the lack of motivation, the lack of inspiration or the lack of whatever, I'm sure it helps build your frustration. There’s a way to overcome this nightmarish scenario.
A friend of mine recently launched a website with an interesting idea. He wrote three posts and stopped there. His inspiration hit the wall.
Actually, his poor execution of his non-existing plan kicked in.
He approached me for an advice once he learned that attracting readers isn’t just a matter of publishing any content. We all know, you must have great content that stands out from the crowd.
Read on and discover three pieces of advice you may find useful too.
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As I suggested, start writing about your topic. Don't worry too much about the layout at the beginning. Focus on three sources at most and disregard the rest. You can get back to other sources when fine-tuning. It seems many people struggle with it. I may write another training about using sources. Cheers.
I know the key to publishing good content for Google is consistency.
There is no point in publishing a post or page every day for 2 weeks, then nothing for 5 or 6 days, it needs to be regular.
Personally I post one page or post every 4 days of content I feel is of good value. I know I can keep this momentum and I know I can have the passion to write in in that time frame.
A lot of people hit blocks because they are rushing and running out of ideas... a little time in the middle gives you time for thought!
Great training, thanks :)
Chris
I also suggest people taking frequent brakes. One cannot maintain focus for long without suffering side effects. If massive stressing out is the price one has to pay, I don't think it's worth it.
Thanks.
