A few people have asked me if I can share a few tips on
'Blogging'... I'm excited to finally get this post written! I frequently get emails asking for advice on starting a blog, and I always wish I had the time to respond with a really helpful answer, more than just a paragraph
Sure, no problem at all! There's 4 top
tips below.

PROFITING from your blog.
If you don't already know this, your
blog is one of the most IMPORTANT
websites you'll ever own!
It becomes kinda like a central hub for
your online business, and it's a place
where your subscribers can get to know
you personally and of course...
There's a lot more to it than simply slapping a site online, it's all the
'behind the scenes' stuff that makes
the magic happen and allows you to
PROFIT from it!Now here's those tips that should help
you out:
Tip# 1. Be Yourself and be honest -
Don't be like a sheep and follow the
herd, your readers will want to know
who you really are and will like you
more for it. Make sure you put your own
spin on things to make yourself unique.
Tip# 2. Target Your Audience - Don't
waste all your traffic and time on
people who are not interested,
determine your target audience and make
sure all your content is related to
that.
Tip# 3. Don't be afraid to speak you
mind - Controversy sells! Be prepared
to engage others with differing
opinions, sure, some readers may
disagree and some may agree, but the
controversy will drive more traffic
alone.
Tip# 4. Make it easy for readers to
subscribe - This may be obvious, but
you'd be surprised how hard some people
make it to join a mailing list, make
this one of your main focuses on your
blog!
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Most of the people spend on your blog is one of the best indicators of the usefulness of your content.
The longer people stay on your site, reading your content and exploring blog archives, the higher your chances of converting them into subscribers and customers.
Average time on site is, of course, a key SEO metric as well, and one of the user experience factors Google uses to understand the quality and relevance of a piece of content.
In a detailed SEO study, which analyses more than 1 million Google search results, Brian Dean (Backlogging) found that the average time users spend on a site has a strong relationship with search engine ranking.
If you’re not sure what I’m talking about, you can check the average session time of your blog in your Google Analytics dashboard, think on it carefully
And the topic you choose is also very important, talking abt myself, I personally LOVE coming up with ideas and giving advice. I always have. It may sound weird to some, but that is "me." When I get a phone call from a friend in need of ideas or advice, I get a rush. Really. That's how much I like it. People ask me all the time if I ever worry that I'll run out of things to write about, or ideas to share on the blog, and I can easily say "no." I feel confident that I can spew out ideas for the rest of forever, assuming I'm never bound by duck tape and gagged with a smelly sock. That may be a big assumption. Clearly, a blog about ideas would suit me well. And it has.
Hope you understand this tips and can apply into your blog too, Good Luck!