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This website, as I have said many times before, is about me and the journey a blogger makes to become successful. Everyday I chack my stats to see how many unique visitors I get an everyday I am usually surprised. My numbers are low, but that is expected of a new blog. The part that [...]
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People have great ideas. Whether it’s just in the line at the movie theater or sitting at their desk during the job they don’t like, people will always dream big in their head. A lot of the times, the dreams are unique and have the ability to be successful. The problem most people have is [...]
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Often times people will tell you that success comes from the least likely of places. I never really believed it until now. I made a simple post a couple weeks ago about a Parkour expert. The post did not say much, but it did have a video embedded in it. Now, this post has become [...]
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This is sort of tied into my other article to-be-published about posting frequency and content quality
When you want to know something, what do you do?
Go to browser
www.google.com
search your term
click on all relevent search engine results.
How many of those search results come from blogs? a lot? a little? all? none?
The amount of blog-fueled results really [...]
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Posting just to post. Seems pretty self-explanatory, right? Good, then I can just get right into why it is the beginning of the end for blogs.
3 nights ago I was laying in my bed at around 4 am in a half-sleep stupor when I came across the idea of writing about how pulling all nighters [...]
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Blogs and movies are similar in that they both need a fan base to be profitable and successful. A fan base is generated through marketing techniques and procedures that get the blog or movie known to the masses. Learning how to hone into a target audience and start to ignore the non-target audience is a [...]
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