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Blogging: 8 ways to help improve your blogging journey


Looking to improve your blogging journey? Check out these 8 helpful ways to enhance your blogging skills and make the most of your online presence.

Blogging: 8 ways to help improve your blogging journey

1. Blog about things you love.

It is crucial to always blog about things that come from the heart. My blog mainly focuses on my family, recipes, crafts, and moments in between. Since I enjoy creating things with my family, I decided to share some of those things on my blog.

2. Don't focus on the number of followers.

It is not about the number of followers you have, but the engagement you have with your readers. Many people focus on the number of followers they have instead of focusing on the interactions they have with their readers.

3. Embrace new opportunities.

I have been asked many times to participate in product reviews. Depending on what is being asked of me, I usually say yes. It is a great idea to embrace these new opportunities because it helps you grow as a blogger, and brings new readers to your blog.

4. Don't be too hard on yourself.

We all get busy, and being hard on yourself about falling behind on blog posts is not the solution. It's okay to take a break. Your readers will still be there when you return. Blogging is a great experience, but we all have our daily routines and get busy.

5. Take pictures.

Capturing moments of your life and sharing them with your blogging community is a great way to connect with them. Sometimes, I create a post using snapshots of our week. Take pictures of moments that you love and share them on your blog.

6. Enjoy the experience.

Focus on what your message is, who your audience is, and what you want your blog to represent. This will help make your blogging experience a much better journey.

7. Engage with your readers.

Engaging with your readers is crucial. Join blogging groups and share your thoughts there. It will come naturally with time, and you will see that your blogging pays off when you engage with your readers.

8. Be open to new opportunities.

Be willing to participate in new blogging opportunities, such as guest posts or writing product reviews. It's important to be open to any new opportunities that arise.

Enjoy your blogging experience.

These are some tips that I have found helpful with blogging. These are all my opinions, and they may work for some, but not all.
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  1. Zoe LopezJuly 14, 2020 at 2:59 PM

    these are great, I'm new to blogging and seem to obsess over the numbers.

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    1. StephanieJuly 14, 2020 at 3:46 PM

      Thank you! And yes I used to obsess over numbers too.

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  2. yogageekAugust 7, 2020 at 1:51 PM

    I would love to do some product reviews. How do you get started doing this?

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    1. StephanieAugust 7, 2020 at 9:08 PM

      Hi! Thanks for stopping by. You can start by having a section on your blog that mentions that you do product reviews. (Of course if you haven't done any yet, you can always talk about how you are wanting to start). Also reach out to companies about reviewing a product. Join product review groups as well. These simple tips should help guide you in the right direction! Hope that helps :)

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