Chances are you are sitting on a goldmine of amazing posts that haven’t gotten the attention they deserve.  The longer you’ve been blogging or if you’ve only recently established some prominence then that’s probably even truer. Don’t let all that great content go to waste. If your current posts are earning subscribers and getting positive responses then chances are your previous ones that didn’t get the same attention will also get a welcome response.  You may even be able to

Blogging, as with any style of writing is hard to control. You never know when the mood may strike to write a great blog. This can be a problem especially when you are trying to establish a name and an audience. Consistency is one of the keys to success when blogging. Luckily there are a few tricks I’ll share that will help you meet your blogging goals while still allowing a little flexibility for those times when writer’s block hits or your schedule gets hectic. 1) Writing w

Depending on what your focus is and what you hope to get out of your blog there are different strategies that you can take to set and reach your blogging goals. There are many different reasons that someone starts a blog. It may stem from just needing a creative outlet to an addition to a company page. But, regardless of the reason behind it, there is usually an expectation of what you want to achieve. 1. Blogging Exposure Most bloggers post on some type of public forum. They

So, how important is it really for you to be blogging daily? A lot of people will tell you that you should post every day if you want to gain subscribers. Or, if you want to get more traffic to your website, or just be a successful blogger, in general, they will tell you that daily blogging is where it is at. That may not be something you want to hear or something that you think you can keep up with, though. So let’s talk pros and cons. Blogging Daily Pros Choices: Posting ev

Deciding on and keeping up with any type of blogging schedule can be difficult. However, it can be even more difficult planning your blog if it isn’t your bread and butter. There are a lot of different ways that you can plan your blogging to reach success and a lot of that depends on your personal style and what your ultimate goal is. 1. Process We all know that you don’t just sit down at the keyboard and start typing away only to finish 30 minutes later and then post within

There are many ways you can use words to identify what you want out of life. Start by thinking about what is it you “want” from your life today? Is it more time? Better communication skills? How about a calm, quiet mind? Why don’t we take some time to figure it out and cultivate your “wants” into “haves?”  I’m going to provide just a few examples here. Pick one, all, or your own. Write It Down Find and dust off that trusty little journal of yours and open it up to a blank pag

In the writing world, there is a practice that writers use regardless if they are writing a screenplay, a novel, or stand-up comedy. Put these tips into practice now and you will be well on your way to drafting masterpieces in a fraction of the time! 1. Keep Writing First things first, do not take your pen off the paper for an extended period of time or until you have a predetermined number of sentences or paragraphs completed.  Just write whatever comes to mind and keep it g

There is nothing worse for a blogger than staring at a blank screen, fingers poised over the keys, eyes glazed over, and nothing to blog about.  It may be writer’s block or just the need to bring in more subscribers with something fresh.  It doesn’t matter why you’re drawing a blank it only matters that you get past it.  There are 4 questions that you can ask yourself to help choose a topic and get those fingers moving. 1: What do you know? The most important part about the t