Tips for Building a Successful Blogging Brand
Every brand can blog, and blogging can help every brand. Here are a few tips that can keep your readers coming back for more:
Invent a Posting Schedule
The most important thing is to design a schedule that works for you. There’s no right or wrong time for blogging, just pick times and days to post that you can realistically meet, and then stick to them.
Give a Reason to Return
Before you press ‘publish’, ask yourself ‘Does this post give the reader something they don’t already have?” If not, don’t rush to hit ‘Delete’, instead take the time to add value to the post.
Be a Creator, not a Curator
Posting original content that you are truly passionate about will create a richer, more distinctive experience for the reader.
Get to Know Your Audience
Take time to understand the content your readers find useful and inspiring by not only following them on social networks, but responding to their comments and engaging in conversations too.
Believe in Your Voice
Embrace your aesthetic, inspirations and viewpoints and have the confidence to share them.
Transport the Reader into Your World
Humanize your brand by writing personalized content in a consistent tone. This will help readers feel that they are getting to know you as an author.
Have a Memorable and Inspiring Design
Create a look that reflects your aesthetic and tone, while also complementing your content. Be sure to carry this look across all brand platforms.
Appreciate the Power of Partnerships
If everyone were good at everything the world would be dull. Recognize your strengths and weaknesses and think how you can work with others to compliment their brands.
Zero in on your Niche
To create a blog that really cuts through the ‘noise’ it needs to be giving the reader something targeted and notable. What do you love in life and how can you blog about it in a unique way?
Source: http://www.brightbazaarblog.com/
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