Ways to Become a Successful Blogger

Maybe there are maybe a couple or numerous things that we can imitate and appropriation then changed and connected when we are blogging. 

1. Jon Morrow: Consistency of Content and Consistency of Posts!

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Jon Morrow is the owner of the blog SmartBlogger (smartblogger.com), whose content contains all the tools and a variety of cool blogging tips that allow you become a successful blogger. Jon itself able to generate $ 100,000 per month just from blogs SmartBlogger alone, which must increasingly establish itself as one of the richest professional bloggers today.

What is the secret of success of Jon in writing a blog? John said that only two things that the principle of blogging over the years, which is consistent and consistently posting content.

Jon never publishes an article more than once a week. It was he doing ONLY on Thursday. Jon never publishes articles every day, or the week on Tuesday, next week on Friday (by reason of a busy Tuesday) onwards. There is always a new article on the blog Jon on Thursday and not on another day.

Not only blogging time, Jon is also consistent with the content, even the writing style. If observed, Jon always opened his writing (even writing the guest bloggers he edited) with any questions. Almost never does.

So, what's the conclusion?

That we must be consistent. When Jon consistent posting on every Thursday, then on every Thursday also people will look forward to a new article on his blog. When Jon consistently write about the niche that has been chosen, then people will believe that he is an expert in his field.

2. Chiara Ferragni: Blogging Regularly and focus!

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Ferragni Chiara, the owner of the blog The Blond Salad, is a fashion blogger and owner of the online boutique with the brand name "Chiara Ferragni". He is a model for Guess products and as you might guess, the blog 'live' as well as Guess. However, this did not detract from the quality of his work but always sponsored.

At least the fact that every article always has more than 2,000 the number of shares, would already be a testament to how the article is favored and sought after by many people.

Chiara has a different blogging strategy by Jon Morrow above. According to Chiara, the more you blog, then we will be able to form a circle of loyal readers more quickly. Moreover, if we present content focused on one niche.

Moreover, Chiara also advised us to focus only on one social media platform as we promote our blog content. Chiara uses Facebook, which he considered the ablest to attract large traffic circle of readers compared to other social media, like Twitter, Google+ and Pinterest. Of course, he could find this fact after a through research and observation long enough. He compared all the social media available, including during the hours how most effectively to share content.

So, if it's possible, blogging as often as possible. Chiara also does not require us to write an article that is too long, but they should provide value (value added) and benefits (benefit) for loyal blog readers.

One step at a time. Focus on the first social media in order to better focus is also in branding yourself. Once considered a strong circle of our readers in the social media, the new expanded into other social media.

3. Matthew Woodward: Recognize Readers and Keep in Touch!

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The blog post was written Matt may not several Chiara, the range is only about 600-1000 share at any given article. However, Matt had a circle of readers is very loyal and strong.

What makes Matt being a blogger that is so loved by readers?

The answer is that engagement Matt always does on every comment that comes in his blog, www.matthewwoodward.co.uk. Matt 'talk' to the readers of his blog as a friend. Matt answered any comments that go with very friendly.

Matt often conducts surveys and polls, asked his readers what they need, what they want he wrote on his blog. And when writing, Matt really take it seriously, he will write the content is long, deep and insightful. He made sure the article will be useful for the readers. Not surprisingly, the comments which stopped at every blog post always commented on by more than 60 people.

Matt was also very diligent in doing guest blogging. He wrote a guest post on Yahoo Finance, Entrepreneur, Inc., ProBlogger, Search Engine Journal, and many other cool big website. From there, Matt blogs to get backlinks highly qualified that later could boost the performance of their blogs.

In conclusion, like how expert we write, the reader is still the key. Be the blog that is not selfish, who noticed our readers, what they need, research for them, and then provides the answer to their problems.

4. Benny Lewis: Personalized User Experience

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If Matthew Woodward capable of engagement with the blog readers to interact through comments, Benny Lewis were able to build a community of loyal readers through newsletters or email marketing.

Benny Lewis is the owner of the blog Fluent in 3 Months (www.fluentin3months.com), this blog devoted to learning foreign languages. Benny himself mastered 11 languages, you know!

In managing the blog, Benny forbids spamming activity in engaging blog readers (who is also a candidate for its customers). Benny will ask prospective customers about what they need, what language they want to learn, and matters relating personally. Then, he will prepare the material based on the data he had acquired during the 'interview' the first.

Not surprisingly, the report abusing and spamming in the report MailChimp performance (one of the service providers newsletter) that is used by Benny is very low. Rare is the person who refuses or unsubscribe from the newsletter he sent (which contain a variety of materials paid).

If you want to adopt a successful recipe Benny, just be personalized! No spamming! Treat every blog readers are unique, because each had a character of its own and needs. We should adjust to them and not the "this is my blog, you come here should think the same of me."

Benny also stressed that the navigation blog is also a very important thing in order not to confuse the reader and navigation were also an important factor in reducing the bounce rate blog traffic.

5. Gretchen Rubin: Write Content that is Unique and Original

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Gretchen daily writes on his personal blog in gretchenrubin.com. Gretchen is not only a blogger. He is also an author. One of his books called The Happiness Project.

Many blogs discussing the topic of personal development in their content, but none were as successful as Gretchen. In addition to his article published every day, Gretchen also used himself as the object of a case study for each topic under discussion.

Gretchen also has a strong sense in determining the headline and the title blog post. For example, instead of using the title of "5 Ways To Be Happier Today", Gretchen will write the title of "Agree, Disagree? Forming New Habits Can Actually Be Fun. "Later, he would write an article based on his own experience and made himself an object of a case study.

Real stories of real life people.

This makes the article unique and can not be found on other blogs.

One of the ways that we can do to make our blog is read by many people, if you want to adopt a successful recipe Gretchen above, is by observing friends the other bloggers. Learn what they are doing with their blogs, read their writings. Then, cook into a new menu more palatable. Give our readers more information and better, they would never get anywhere else.

Well, so what? Ready to become a successful blogger now after knowing the prescriptions successful five top international bloggers above? It does not matter which recipe you take. Importantly, adjust it with character and your style in blogging! Take a suitable and useful for you, leave less.