Please welcome my new WordPress friend from gilesmeetsworld who has some terrific advice for all of us!
There are some people that take to blogging and smash it out of the park straight away, getting lots of followers and views in a very short time… But like most of us, I wasn’t one of those people. When I started out writing on my blog, I actually began to lose traffic as time […]
via The 10 Biggest Mistakes I Made in my First Year Blogging — gilesmeetsworld
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Thanks for sharing this post packed with lots of useful info.
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You’re welcome and thanks for stopping by!
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Good read, good advice well done to #gilesmeetsworld
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Yes, I thought so too. Thanks for stopping by!
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Great insights. Thanks!
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Thank you for stopping by!
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Thank you so much for sharing, that’s very generous of you! I hope your readers find the post useful 😊
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You are so welcome. It’s a wonderful post!
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That was a really great post and I found the point around not taking it seriously particularly interesting. I do take my blog serious I guess although I’m not sure I would make it a priority and it’s been a real experience just realising that this stuff is kind of serious in that it’s an expression of who I am and what I have to say and I shouldn’t feel embarrassed about it or anything like that I should be proud about it and enthusiastic because it’s great fun and therapy in some sort of weird way
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I agree with you Michael. I wish I would have taken my blog more seriously much sooner than I did. The rewards have been so great and yes, the therapeutic value too! 🙂 Me too.
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