Recently, in one of my Facebook groups, somebody asked me how I get so much done, and it really made me pause.
Because, the thing is, I don’t really feel like I get that much done. OK, some days are better than others! But I’ve often thought of myself as being at a disadvantage in the business world because I only work part time — about 20 hours a week.
Turns out, that’s actually one of my biggest advantages!
Because I’m pretty good about buckling down and doing the work in the …
Business doesn’t happen by accident.
You know this. You have to make a plan for your business if you want to be successful — what you’re going to sell, who you’re going to sell it to, how you’re going to deliver it, etc.
Yet people approach business blogging without a plan all the time.
And then they’re surprised when their blogging doesn’t lead to more sales for their business.
**insert extremely skeptical emoji here**
I don’t want you to be one of those business owners — wasting tons of time (and therefore money) writing blog posts …
When I ask people their biggest, most urgent frustration around blogging, most answer that actually writing the damn posts is their number 1 problem. So it makes sense that when you Google “How to write a blog post” there are lots of templates and frameworks and “5 simple steps” to tell you how to actually write a blog post.
And yet. And yet…
I don’t think that’s what people are actually saying.
I believe what’s really going on is less a problem with their …
One of the biggest struggles I hear from people about promoting their blog content and driving traffic to their websites is that they don’t know how to get the content out to people beyond their existing email list or audience.
Sure we can email our list, share to our Facebook page and Twitter followers. We can Pin it and post it to Instagram. But if people aren’t already following us in one of those places, how will they find it?
What comes next?
As I’ve been talking about for the past few posts, …