Noobpreneur.com Has Passed 200 Posts Milestone

Nothing to be brag about, but this is an achievement to me.

Like many authority bloggers a.k.a. probloggers suggest, perseverance is key if you want to blog for a living.

Thanks to those who have paved the road

I honour Yaro Starak and Darren Rowse, whom I considered role models in today’s blogging. I try hard to follow their recommendation and suggestion, and today I started to see results – thanks to them.

I learn that continuously write posts on topics you love is difficult. Inspiration is hard to find sometimes, and other responsibilities in life – family to take care, business to manage, and other personal endeavours limit my passion for blogging.

But now it’s different – I learn that writing is actually help you overcome your offline life issues, as well as train your brain for creative thinking. I also learn that blogging is actually helping myself, as well as – hopefully- my readers to give an insight or two about issues, in Noobpreneur.com case, business issues.

Noobpreneur.com blogging tips

Tips that work well for me, that might also work well for you:

• Write a post every day, at a constant pace, the more the better.
• Social bookmark your post yourself – A bit narcissistic, but if you don’t do it, don’t expect others to do it for you.
• Review exchange is better than link exchange.
• Be active in forums and blogs related to your blog topic.
• Don’t blog for money, even if you do a paid one – your enthusiasm will wane more sooner than later – blog for your audience first, yourself, and then money.
• Be humble and honest – write about your success and failures, and share what you have learned from them.
• Do Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) and link building – even a non-technical background blogger should learn the basics.

Last but not least, thanks to you, Noobpreneur.com readers, for the continuing supports on this blog. I really, really appreciate it!

Ivan Widjaya
Blogging myself out