I don’t know about you but sometimes this blogging gig can be a chore.
Long lonely hours of writing and editing, coming up with the inspiration for the headlines and sitting down to do the work while your friends are out partying. Just getting started is a challenge. What do you want to blog about? Will it work? How do I set up this WordPress technology thing.
Writers block lurks every day. It doesn’t just afflict the beginner but the best. These are some of the challenges that confront us all.
So why should you start and why persist?
Why you should start
When starting, the reasons why are sometimes nothing more than a curiosity driven by a passion for the topic. Sometimes it is the intersection and synergy of multiple motivations. Maybe leave a legacy and learn along the way.
Here are some of the reasons for blogging that I hadn’t really considered when I published for the first time.
Your brand awareness will grow
Open doors to global opportunities
Create business networking opportunities
Position you and your brand as a thought leader and expert
Website will rank higher in search engines
Learn a lot about your business and yourself
Build an online asset that doesn’t sleep
Grow as an individual and as a business
Provide lifestyle freedom
Gain access to free crowd sourced marketing
I am sure there are more but there is something for everyone. Done right it does contain fun, a possible 15 minutes of fame and more and the promise of fortune.
Achieve one of those…then it is worthwhile.
Who has the money?
In looking around it starts to become apparent that there are many ways to make money from new media (blogging). It is not a singular approach but a matrix of multiple opportunities and tactics.
Blogging has evolved rapidly because of the social web and in the past was driven by building email lists which took a lot of time. With the advent of social media their marketing and growth have been supercharged.
Global reach and influence at the speed of a tweet, a Facebook share or a viral video.
To make money from a blog in 2013 you do not have to be a Huffington Post. There are many ways to make a living out of blogging that can enhance your current business and lifestyle that are within everyone’s reach.
Here are 11 different business models in this Slideshare presentation with case studies.
Read more at http://www.jeffbullas.com/2013/06/14/how-to-achieve-fun-fame-and-fortune-blogging/#1FIKyx5R19yMQIzW.99
How to Achieve Fun, Fame and Fortune Blogging | Jeffbullas’s Blog.