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Post by account_disabled on Jan 22, 2024 3:33:58 GMT -5
Today’s episode is about how to help another blogger to achieve their goals in some way. This might seem a little counter-intuitive, but if you help others you create a good impression that just might come back to help you improve your own blogging. Photograph gesticulation by Marczak Marcin on 500px gesticulation by Marczak Marcin on 500px In this Episode You can listen to today’s episode above or in iTunes or Stitcher (where we’d also LOVE to get your reviews on those platforms if you have a moment). Today we talk about: How helping another blogger to improve their blog can end up helping you to improve your own blog 13 easy, practical, powerful ways you can improve another blog How to come up with even MORE ideas of practical ways you can improve another blog Further Reading: How to Help a Fellow Blogger: You Baby Me Mummy Five Ways to Connect with Fellow Bloggers: Daily Blog Tips Why Bloggers Need to Support Other Bloggers: The Wetherills Say I Do 10 Ways to Promote Other Blogs: Crafterminds Seven Steps to Writing a Successful Guest Post: Michael Hyatt How did you go with today’s challenge? What did you do tarren from ProBlogger. Welcome. to day 26 of 31 Days to Build a Better Blog. Today, I want to challenge you to help another blogger achieve their goals in some way, to improve another person’s blog. Now, this might sound a little counterintuitive. You might ask, isn’t this 31 days about improving my blog? Well, yes, it is, but one of the ways you can do this is to be outward-focused in your own blogging. I found over the years that sometimes when I focus on helping someone else in my blogging or other areas of my life that it comes back to help me in different ways. Some people might call it karma. I think it’s just being a good human being in many ways Country Email List t’s also really satisfying to do and might give you a little bit of burst of energy to see someone else reach their goals in some way. You might also learn a thing or two about your own blog by doing it. There are many ways that you can help other bloggers achieve their goals. Some of them are really big and some of them are really small. I want to encourage you to do something today. Don’t just leave 50 comments on 50 blogs and help 50 bloggers. Focus upon one today. Do something as significant as you can for them. There’s a whole heap of things you could do. I’ll just give you a few examples, but really let your own creative juices flow and look around you at the bloggers that you interact with, that you read, and find something that suits their. needs in some way. The other question to ask to help you identify what would help another blogger or achieve their goals is to ask the question about your own blog. What would help you the most if another blog did something for you? That may just identify the answer to what you do for someone else today. Let me give you a few examples. Firstly and probably the most simply, leave some helpful and insightful comments on someone else’s blog. This is probably the most simple thing and I would encourage you to go a little bit beyond this one if you can. Another thing you might want to do if another blogger is struggling for content at the moment, maybe you want to offer to write a high-quality guest post for their readers. I know this has helped me over the years when I’ve gone on holiday, and I’ve announced I’m going away. Things are going to be a little sparse around here. It’s amazing what someone offering to help you create some content does. It takes a little bit of pressure off. Times where I’ve been sick as well has been really helpful. So, maybe offer to create some content. Maybe it’s about sending them some traffic. You might want to write a post about another blogger. I’ve seen bloggers do this numerous times over the years. They recommend a blog that they really love and they give some reasons why their readers should read it, just purely self-promotion of this other blogger. You could do the same thing on social media as well. I know in some of the blogs that I’ve interacted with over the years that it can really help
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