I Remember My First Time….

…Blogging that is, and the one thing that really stands out is that once the wordpress blog was installed, I was stuck! I had all these ideas and instructions from reading e-books about blogging, and sat there wondering where to start. Is this you too? Well I am going to give you an idea on how to, well, get an idea.

Like all good habits, if you post a new blog post daily for 30 days, you will find it becomes easier to get your thoughts out of your brain pan and into the blog editor. So where do you start? He’s the first tip. Let’s say that you belong to an affiliate program that offers people an email management and marketing system to build their autoresponder list. You can simply do a review of the site and explain what you find useful and think that others will too. Give it a rating if you wish like 4 out of 5 stars. Or this scores a two thumbs up in my book type of approach. Don’t try to just sell because it won’t work as well as simply sharing what you love about a program. Focus on one little thing each time you post and you will find that there is lots to write about.

Three Really Easy Tips To Getting Constant Traffic To Your Blog.

• Reader Friendly Content – At all costs keep your content – articles, poems, photographs, videos – reader friendly, that is to say, it should keep more and more readers interested. The more you post the more your readership will increase and this can lead to increased traffic and income. You should let your personality bleed through to reach the reader so they feel they are at the center of your post. Your readers will feel that he or she are getting something out of reading your post.

• Worthwhile – Never let the reader feel that he has been tricked into reading your post or clicking on your blog link. We’ve see this done and it’s just wrong. It’s back alley business practice that you will want to steer clear of. You are destroying any and all of your long term chances of that reader ever coming back to your blog. This of course can very well lead to your blog rankings over the long haul an future of uncertainty.

• Check for errors – Making grammatical and spelling errors can be a major put off for many readers. Rex and I actually don’t like this rule because well, it’s a nuisance but being alert to typos can help keep your readership. If you are careless, then they may not wish to visit your blog again simply because the errors that you make are too numerous. Always proof read your blog, which of course is a good reminder for not only Rex and Joe but you too. It pays to be professional, and fun of course. Look, a small typo here and there can be understood, but make sure you don’t make any major errors too often and if you do catch an error, simply login to your admin panel of your blog and edit the post. After all, we’re all just humans and well, life happens.

Stay tuned for the next chapter of this mini series.

Cheers and God bless you!

Joe And Rex
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