Monday, September 12, 2011

WHY MOST BLOGGERS FAIL


There is always complain with many bloggers of lack of success in the blogosphere, as a result of them not achieving their aim of venturing into this business….so my fellow blogger, if you are blogging due to the following reason listed below, I advice, you reverse to change in plan (blogging plan). They are:

1. Motivated by money
If you just blog for the money, as you head into month three of your blog’s life and
you have yet to earn a penny
, chances are you won’t be there in month six when
you are still not making anything.
Focus your motivation on enjoying the process of writing about a topic you care
about and interacting with others who share your interest. You will have more
staying power, will enjoy the journey and will keep at it long enough to be
financially rewarded as well.

2. Do not to start a blog about making money from blogging or making
money online unless you already make very good money from blogging or
Internet business and can present this information in a way that is not already
being done by someone else (unique writing style, unique life experiences, etc).
The same rule applies to any topic that is already saturated with established
experts. It is okay to blog about a topic you enjoy and may not be an expert in,
but if there are a thousand similar blogs to yours the only ones that will do well
are those with credibility.
Credibility can be established with proof or through the quality of the information
provided, which generally comes only from people with experience. If this isn’t
you, don’t make your life hard. Move on and find a topic you can dominate.

3. Choosing the wrong niche
Just like entering a crowded marketplace can spell doom for a blog, blogging
about a topic that there is little interest in won’t get you far either. I’m inclined to
say you won’t really know until you try, but if your topic is not mentioned
anywhere else online – no forums, no websites, nothing – don’t assume it’s an
untapped niche. It could be that there just isn’t an audience.

4. Jumping from blog to blog
I am amazed how many good bloggers out there have a blog that is doing well
and then suddenly decide to start another one and divide their output across two
blogs. Or even worse, they shut down their good blog right when it’s just
gathering momentum to go start another.
If you want to be in the blogging game long-term you have to focus long enough
on one blog to give it a chance to succeed.

5. Thinking blogging is easy money
Many people have entered the blogosphere thinking that with an hour or two a
day they can become famous and earn several thousand dollars a month or
more. I advocate part-time blogging for a full-time income, but that is not an
overnight outcome. If you think it will happen to you within a week, a month or
even six months, you are going to be disappointed.

It takes work, especially at the start, to build a successful blog, but the rewards
make it worthwhile. If your timetable is presently full and you are not prepared to
make room for regular, and I mean regular work on your blog, you probably
shouldn’t jump into the game just yet.

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