It’s becoming kind of a tradition here at Retired Pay World, especially on Fridays, to send you to some very low cost or no cost resources that will really produce some results for you. Yesterday I mentioned Eric’s One Post a Day Challenge … this will actually be one of the entries there.
I’m not just filling a square, though. I’m suggesting you join this program for a specific reason … it will get you off the dime and get your online career moving … at no cost and with no risk. This is a wonderful program for beginners who just don’t know where to start. Recommended.
But it is surely not just for beginners. regular readers …
(you are a regular reader, are you not? If you aren’t please subscribe to my RSS feed so you’ll get all the posts, and a big thank you to those who already have)
will recall I have often mentioned Steve Pauline’s personal blog. Steve is one of the all time most successful bloggers in the world. He knocks down hundreds of thousands of dollars per year just by writing about subjects that interest him. recently Stave has run a 30 day "trial program" of eating strictly raw food. Did I join him … absolutely not, because I, like many of you I am sure, don’t care to eat nothing but cold fruit and veggies. The point, however? Read this little snippet Steve (who remember is a very well established, very widely read blogger) has to say about the blogging benefits, not the health benefits of this 30 day program:
As a side effect of logging this experiment, apparently I also did a 30-day trial of blogging every single day. Consequently, my web traffic hit a new high…
If one of the most successful bloggers online can hit a new record high by basically blogging diligently on a specific subject for 30 days straight (a subject that isn’t even interesting to many folks) then what can the simple effort of just sitting down and writing one post a day do for you (or me)? My thought? A lot.
In 30 days, we’ll both know a lot more … so again, as our old friend Nike is famous for saying … just do it! Nothing to buy, nothing to study, nothing to sign up for … just make up your mind when you read this on February 1st that you will generate at least one piece of new content every single day in February.
Let’s learn and grow together.
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Posting online everyday is certainly a challenge if you want to maintain it for ever! Personally I think its best to only commit to something you know you can keep up, say 3 times a week. Then if after a decent trial period you feel you can up this to everyday then do so.
Agreed, Tom. I think one of the problems many of us make is to get into the ‘over commit’ mode … and then when things start dragging we tend to want to gte mad at the idiot who got us in this mess ,,, and there he is in the mirror *smile*.
I do think it’s important to resolve to get somehting that moves business forward done every day, but that may not be a regular blog post.
Thanks a lot for dropping by and for your helpful comment.