Blogging From Paradise

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Detailed content lends itself to being unique. Adding details lets you drill down into genuine content. Repeating your creations becomes difficult as you add depth to work. Be thorough. Do the leg work. Publish unique content to achieve maximum organic reach.

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Excellent breakdown. PA would be at the top of my list too.

EL Dorado County California I walk the Sierra Nevada foothills these days.

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Follow guidance from pro bloggers. Stop winging it. Blog intelligently. Do what pro bloggers do. Succeed by following successful blogging advice.

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Would you give away your bank account number to a stranger who gives you $10 USD? Why would I give away my blog, credibility, brand and business to a stranger who offers me $10 USD to: - drop a backlink? - place a guest post? Viable businesses do not rest on insane strategies.

Asking strangers if they need your business products or services is ineffective. Guessing, assuming or flat out being deluded enough to think that everyone needs what you have to offer wastes years of your life. Why not create content that passively sends business to you?

Being reader-focused spawns profitable blog post ideas. Listen to your community. Serve them content to solve their problems. Thrive by sharing practical solutions through blog posts and social media updates.

@AnthonyGaenzle Incredible, really. Being calm allows successful ideas to flow to you. The work becomes a bit easier too because the mind will not muck it up with negative commentary.

@RyanBiddulph A calm mind is capable of amazing things.

Focus on the invisible. Success will be forthcoming.

@SeriousBloggers Mindset is everything because a doubtful mind manifests doubt-filled results. It's like slapping an invisible pair of handcuffs onto yourself.

@RyanBiddulph You have to fix you before you fix anything else.

How can you trust your blogging self if everything you do bleeds with doubt?

@Lisapatb Same here. Simple, clear and to the point.

@RyanBiddulph To keep it simple, you?

Why did you pick your blog design?

@SeriousBloggers Excellent numbers. Readers tell you what they want and what they do not want. Pay close attention to feedback to keep growing, expanding and succeeding.

When I first started a newsletter, I had 60 subscribers and would lose them by the week. I started adding Google Survey Forms asking what they liked, didn't like, and what they wanted next. Then I started implementing all that into my newsletter. I'm at 3,500 subscribers with a 68% open rate right now.

Far and away, overcoming the fear of: - helpful feedback - harsh criticism - reader fears projected onto me was the most difficult blogging obstacle for me to overcome. I had to sit with it, feel it then let it go - consistently - to pretty much conquer it.

@SeriousBloggers Agreed on this!

@RyanBiddulph I'll take freedom over money any day of the week! I can hike for free.

@SeriousBloggers One year - and working thoroughly during that time frame - gives bloggers a good idea of what goes into this gig. Optimizing content, solving problems, outreach, replying, answering questions, monetizing.....

@RyanBiddulph The biggest guidance? Give it a year. Most people quit way too early.

Most blogging strategies fail because only a few wise individuals decide to consistently follow guidance from pro bloggers. My gmail inbox, social media messages (and comments) and blog comments prove it on a daily basis. Follow guidance from pros. Look past all other advice.

@SeriousBloggers Immense practice goes into doing this gig well. Most quit before putting in the reps.

@RyanBiddulph Like with any skill, you need to consistently do it to become an expert of it.

Blogging is something to become good at after you practice it for thousands of hours spanning years of your life. Most bloggers never become skilled because they try to take shortcuts instead of practicing for thousands of hours.

@Seozilla_ai My top tip would be to slow down the mind. A calm mind easily publishes unique content every time out. Meditating helps to calm the mind, slowing it down. Other than that, make the goal to be truly helpful not to gain exposure. Focus on giving to become highly prolific.

@RyanBiddulph fresh posts beat sameness for organic reach, any tips to stay diverse?

Danger; using the same hashtags or text repetitively makes your content no longer unique. This minimizes organic reach. Do the sometimes challenging work of publishing new, fresh, *different* content every time on X, Facebook and LinkedIn. Your traffic and income will increase.

@SeriousBloggers On some networks, hashtags point targeted folks to relevant content. But on Twitter they are not really a thing at all.

@RyanBiddulph I would recommend getting away from using hashtags unless the feature you're using recommends it. For example, hashtags on X are useless. But on TikTok and Reels, they can be useful.