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Top 10 blogging tips

 When you start blogging, it can be hard to know where to start, but here are some tips to get you started.

I want to note that there is no real way to blog, so no matter what direction you take, just keep working on it until its successful.  

  1. Get ideas from your readers: At the end of the day, your readers are the people who will be reading it, so they know what they want to see; however, this won't be the best if you don't have a lot of readers and no one comments.
  2. Sign up for blogging mail lists: This can give you more ideas on attracting more readers and giving you tips from people who have mastered their blogging readership.
  3. Build your own email list: You don't need to sell anything but this can help readers get to know you better and also means your readers will know when new posts are published, so you don't have to worry about having people find your blog through a search engine as much.
  4. Be consistent: If you upload posts all over the place, it can be challenging for readers to know when to expect to come back to your blog, which will decrease views.
  5. Have a list of post ideas: With a list of post ideas under your belt, if you are stuck for ideas, you can always have a blog post, so you don't have to miss out on posting.
  6. Use your other social media to your advantage: If you use your other social media to promote your blog and new posts, you will reach more readers and get more exposure.
  7. Be yourself: By being yourself, you are more appealing to the readers; other blogs will try and appeal to what they think the readers want.
  8. Don't expect to make money straight away: The Internet is a busy place. You can't expect to make money straight away when others have been around longer: don't get into blogging for the money get into blogging for sharing knowledge. You'll be better off in the long run.
  9. Use catchy headlines: By using catchy headlines, you can get peoples attention. 
  10. Giving meaningful information: if you provide information that readers can use, they will keep coming back wanting more.

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