For example, Veera Bianca , Jenni Rotonen and Noora Shingler are great examples of this. Blogging can earn a good living and more than salaried jobs. But it is extremely important to remember that money does not come without work. the workplace and hang out there doing nothing. The salary runs until you get caught in the snow flurry. But the more and/or harder you work, the more likely you are to get a raise at some point. Simple. But a blogger is proportional to an entrepreneur. If no work is done, no money will come. Point. 5. You need to blog about a “sexy topic” to be successful Wrong. Wrong. And once again wrong.
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Sure, a “sexy” topic quickly gets into the news and people’s consciousness, but it’s more important to understand latest database that behind the blog’s success are the readers. When you write about the everyday life of a puppy, you have your own targeted readership. If you write about raising ferrets, you have your own target audience. You also have to define yourself what success means to you. If success means that you get 100,000 euros a year in income, you need a topic where readers are ready to pay for products and services. If success means that you get 100,000 monthly readers, then you need a current topic that interests a large part of Finns. If success is getting 10 comments on every post, finding a targeted audience of 3,000 is enough. Read also: successful? 6. No one reads posts longer than 500 words If you’ve read this far, I’ve disproved this myth.
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The 5 most popular posts on this blog contain between 900 and 3300 words. As a rule, the posts are 1200+ long. It’s all about the content. When the content is interesting and keeps the reader in their grip, they are ready to read even long posts. If I want to look at pictures, I go to Instagram. If I want to know something about a blogger, I look for information on LinkedIn or on the blog information page. I want to learn something new from the posts (by the way, this post has 2159 words). 19 blog myths you should BM Leads no longer believe in 2018 7. There’s no point in blogging if you can’t post every day I’d say it doesn’t make sense to blog if you’re going to publish a new post every day.
