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I've written over 90 blog posts in the past year, and I've learned a lot from the experience.
Here are 21 lessons;
1. It's okay to be imperfect.
In fact, it's better to be imperfect than to try to be perfect and never get anything done.
2. The more you write, the easier it becomes. At first, it feels like pulling teeth, but after a while, it gets much easier and even enjoyable.
3. There's always room for improvement.
No matter how good you think your writing is, there's always room for improvement. Keep striving to get better and better.
4. Quality trumps quantity.
It's better to have a few well-written posts than a bunch of poorly written ones.
5) Take your time and don't rush things .
Rushing leads to mistakes and sloppy work .
6) Get help when you need it . If you're struggling with something, reach out to others for help or advice .
7) Be persistent . Writing can be tough , but keep at it and don't give up .
8) Take breaks when you need them .
If you're feeling burnt out , step away from your work for awhile and come back refreshed .
9) Experiment with different formats and styles . Don't be afraid to try something new once in awhile - you might surprise yourself!
10 ) Learn from your mistakes .
If you make a mistake , take note of it so that you don't repeat it in the future
11 ) Be open to feedback . Others can offer helpful insights that can make your writing even better
12 ) Always proofread your work before hitting publish !
Typos happen , but they make you look unprofessional
13 ) Study other writers that you admire . What do they do that makes their writing so great ?
See if you can incorporate some of their techniques into your own work
14) Find your voice as a writer - what makes your writing unique ?
Play around with different ways of expressing yourself until you find a style that feels natural
15 ) Write about what interests YOU - not what you think others want to hear
16 ) Have fun with it !
Writing should be enjoyable , so make sure whatever topic or format you choose is something that YOU enjoy working with
17 ) Be patient - good things take time
18) Rome wasn't built in a day - neither is a successful blog !
19) Give yourself time to grow
Keep putting out content over time your efforts will be compounded...
20) Network with other bloggers - collaborate , guest post , link up ! You'll meet some great people AND build an audience for your blog
21) Keep going !
Once you start down the path of blogging , there's no turning back - but trust me , it's worth it