Hi friends,
Done with blogging?
Every blogger has struggles writing quality content (including me) what you don’t see is the amount of time it takes to write with quality.
What you see is a blog that is packed with a bunch of text, and it is not well structured for the reader’s understanding.
In that way, blogging is a dead end, where you have no more motivation to continue, and you realize that you are done for.
In this blog post, you can get 20 ideas to write, To Grow Your Blog.
Becoming a blogger demands a lot of developing to serious blog. Master every part of content writing?
20 Tips To Grow Your Blog to keep you going.
- Blogging is not a race but a marathon.
- Eat and stay healthy.
- Watch videos on courage and being mentally fit.
- Time out of blogging.
- Shut down social media accounts. (the ones you don’t use)
- Go to bed early.
- Wake up with positivity.
- Watch funny stuff.
- Make jokes about blogging.
- Be nice to others.
- Laugh.
- Educate yourself online.
- Blog in a good mood.
- Recharge your mind through wisdom.
- Express yourself when you are sick.
- Do not overdo yourself to blog every day.
- Accept that blogging and thinking of new content are not simple.
- Ask for feedback.
- You don’t have to be perfect.
- Don’t give in to social pressure.
Do you want to stretch your writing performance?
Conclusion.
Blogging is a long road, with ups and downs. Looking toward the end then you see a great reward waiting for you.
That reward is for you if you develop and grow in endurance.
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A very enjoyable post, which contains some good relevant advice. I have bookmarked a couple of your posts.
Thank you,
One that helps me: Don’t treat a hobby like a job. I don’t get paid to create the majority of the things I make, and I need to remember that. I echo the point you made about shutting down social media accounts that go uncommented or just get spammers sliding into your inbox. All good points you made!
Hi Jen, indeed the payout is not great! But developing the blog can help with improvements towards a (small) business blog. Anyway thanks for your tip, I appreciate your comment.