If you’ve been following me closely, you’ll have noticed that things haven’t been going as normal.
I’ve been blogging pretty inconsistently.
I’m not nearly as active on social media platforms as I’ve been in the past.
You aren’t finding my smiling face on other people’s blogs or on marketing forums.
The places where you could expect to see me practically any time you visited, I’m now not showing up at all.
Why?
Going from an ordinary blogger to an extremely successful businessperson is all about scale.
You start off by developing a profitable system. When, and only when you finally have a good system in place, you scale it up as much as you can and reap the rewards.
Of course, neither of those are easy. Many people focus a lot of time on creating a profitable system, because that’s the first vital step. For a moment though, let’s talk about what to do once you’ve got that system in place.
Let’s talk about scaling it up. Let’s talk about building an entire online empire.
I recently started a Facebook page from scratch, with the goal of building a profitable audience for as little as I possibly could, and the results are exciting.
You’re about to learn how I’ve been getting real page likes for as little as half a cent, and how these likes can be used to make you money. Seriously.
When I look around, I see a lot of people playing a really risky game.
While there’s no harm in taking risks, you only want to take on risks that make sense. The right risks. Risks that benefit you in the long-term rather than the short-term.
One of the worst risks you can possibly take is putting all of your eggs in one basket, and this is exactly what many people are doing.
Let me explain.
Networking with other bloggers in your niche can be extremely powerful. You do not specialize in everything, and there are areas where other bloggers could not only help you grow as an expert in your niche, but provide more value to your readers as well.
Not to mention, networking tends to benefit both parties and allows you to leverage other blogger’s audiences to skyrocket your own growth. There are more blogs than ever competing for your reader’s attention, so you’ll definitely want to make as many friends as you can! For those who are struggling to reach out to other bloggers, here is a step-by-step system that has proven to be very successful. While there is no one-size-fits-all solution for blogger outreach, these tips are solid.Â
I’m a real big fan of automation when it makes sense.
There’s a lot that goes into successful blogging, far beyond just writing great posts. There are a million and one tasks bloggers seem to have to do to keep up, and doing it all on your own can be tedious, intimidating, and exhausting.
Unfortunately, we are not all big companies with teams of employees to delegate tasks to. We do not have email lists greater than the population of the cities we live in. We don’t have a ton of crazy fans willing to do our work for us.
That’s fine. We don’t need to.
There are so many incredible tools available today that can do a lot of the work for us that we used to have to do manually. Let’s take a look at some automation tools I’m using personally that I think you should check out too!
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