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Social media - it seems like every day a new social networking site starts up. If you were to accept every invitation and fully commit to each one, you could easily spend your entire life on these sites. Interaction with readers - you can never do enough interaction with readers, can you? Well, actually you can. There comes a time when even the very useful task of interacting with your readers can distract you from your main task – producing good content. Wedding Photo Editing Multiple streams of income - there comes a time when if you add too many different ad networks, affiliate programs, and other income streams to your blog, you can spend too much time administering them. Optimize ads, track results, track payments, and more. - all this takes time. Sometimes focusing on a handful of income streams makes more sense than experimenting with too many at once. Now, before I go any further, let me point out that the above activities are all good – but they CAN be responsible for you spreading yourself too thin. I think it's wise to have more than one blog, engage with social media, interact with readers and experiment with new sources of income…. but not at the expense of your core blogging activities – especially content writing. Wedding Photo Editing Tips for overworked bloggers If you're like me at different points in my blogging "career", I have a few questions for you and advice for you:What is important to you? I think it's crucial to constantly ask yourself this question. Identify your goals in blogging. Wedding Photo Editing What are you trying to achieve? Once you have asked this question, examine how you spend your time and identify the things you are doing that are bringing you closer to your goals and the things that are not. Where is the energy? Identify where the energy is in your various activities. What works and what doesn't?

What produces fruit and what greedily sucks up your time and energy without any benefit? I am a big believer in finding “energy” points in my life and putting more emphasis on them. For example, when I realized how much I had spread myself too thin with over 20 blogs, I picked the two or three that worked and killed the rest. T-Shirt Design service Set deadlines When I start new projects, I usually have a deadline in mind by which I would like to see results. If I don't see at least some signs of life in the project at this point, I either kill the project or figure out how to approach it differently in order to see the results I need. Streamline your processes What are the things you need to do that you are ineffective at? I always knew how much time emails took out of my day, but I didn't do anything for years. The added pressure that my inefficiency in this area of ​​my business cost me was stupid and meant I was struggling more than necessary. Reinventing my email processing system gave me extra time. T-Shirt Design service What other processes are wasting your time? Maybe it's an email, maybe his reading RSS feeds, maybe his social media, maybe it's an activity like moderating comments? How can you streamline these important but time-consuming processes? Outsource Outsourcing has been getting a lot of attention lately (Tim's 4 hour work week might have something to do with it). I don't outsource a lot of my blogging activities, but I see the point. I currently have some help moderating comments and have hired a few editors at DPS, which has helped immensely. Keep in mind, T-Shirt Design service however, that outsourcing means managing other people, which may take you even longer in the short term while you install people.

be ruthless My final piece of advice is to echo the thoughts I shared in my post on how to be a ruthless blogger. While it can be hard to let go of blogging that isn't working or eliminating time-wasting activities, the fact is that for many bloggers, these are the things that stand between success and success. mediocrity. Shadow Making Service One of the most common ways I see a blog “fail” is when the blogger is distracted from the overall task of blogging by a single aspect of blogging. Here's the thing - for a blog to be successful, you can't just work on one aspect of it - there are many tasks to work on as it grows. These include writing content, engaging readers, monitoring what's happening in your niche, networking with other blogs and sites in your niche, working on your blog design, comment moderation, promoting your blog/marketing, research, revenue management and optimization. feeds, search engine optimization, tracking your blog metrics…. and more. That's a bit of an overwhelming list isn't it!? Problem When a blogger becomes obsessed with one aspect of the list, Shadow Making Service it comes at the expense of the other critical aspects of blogging. Each of the things I mentioned above are legitimate things to work on on your blog (some more important than others at different stages in the life of a blog), but a blog grows best when you work on all and not just when you do one of them. Five types of obsessed bloggers Let me share five common scenarios I see: 1. The Design Maniac - perhaps one of the most common examples of this is the blogger who becomes so obsessed with the look of his blog that he does nothing but visually alter it by playing with his CSS, retouching logos, trying different layouts, Shadow Making Service testing new menus and navigation…. Not that there's anything wrong with any of that – but if that's all you do, when are you going to be writing content, networking, and moderating comments? 2. SEO (obsessed) - I went through a phase where I became obsessed with search engine optimization.

Symptoms of this disorder include writing for search engines instead of humans (you know, posts with the same keywords 400 times, all in bold and in header tags), going more time tweaking your templates the more time you spend writing content, Remove Background Image making every post you write a link to your "make money online" page which is filled with affiliate links, verifying your page ranking every morning before moderating your comments and sending hundreds of emails to other bloggers you don'tOK - again, SEO isn't bad, search engines can actually be a rich source of traffic for your blog - but SEO is also enhanced by quality content, well coded sites and the best sites rank well in SEs because they are linked for quality. Remove Background Image 3. Social media selling – this is something most bloggers go through at one time or another. They hear about the masses of traffic a site like Digg or StumbleUpon can send and they write post after post specifically in hopes of getting on the front page of social bookmarking sites. You know the articles I'm talking about - 419 Stupid Britney Spears Quotes, 10 Ways to Skin a Cat…. Really!, Ron Paul (insert anything here)…. These types of posts can drive a lot of traffic to your blog, the problem is that it can be a pretty empty experience if you haven't worked on your blog design and figured out how to keep readers. It can also frustrate your regular readers who want substantial publications. Remove Background Image Finally, traffic can be quite destructive (both to your servers and the comment areas of your posts - especially if you attract 10,000 angry little Digg users to your blog). Sure – write a few posts and experiment with social media, but don't be obsessed.

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I in danger of obsessing over any of them? What am I not knowing that I should be doing more of? Once you know where (if) you are out of balance, it's time to do something about it. Give yourself a schedule – One thing I did early on in blogging was set myself a schedule. Raster to Vector Conversion Service At the time I had two jobs and was studying part time so I only had a few hours a day so my schedule included some time in the morning to check emails, an hour before leaving for work to write a message or two, then in the evenings, I spent my time networking, emails and moderating comments. Once a week I also set aside an hour for SEO and once a month I set aside time for design. Create a point system – Another system that some bloggers use is to create a “point system” where they give themselves different “points” for achieving certain goals on their blog. Get feedback from others - I would also recommend asking someone else for feedback on this. Sometimes it's easy to get distracted by an aspect of your blog without realizing it. Raster to Vector Conversion Ask another blogger or a trusted reader or two for honest feedback on how they think you are doing. You might be surprised at what they report. Have your say What is your obsession (or was) as a blogger? Are you in danger of losing your balance? What are you doing to stay more balanced? A problem I regularly saw back when I took blog consulting work was bloggers who spent hours upon hours writing quality posts only to take 5 seconds to stick a headline on them. Raster to Vector Conversion very ordinary. While poor headlines won't have as much of an immediate negative impact as some of the other ways to let a blog go we're exploring this week – in the long run, it can really prevent a blog from reaching its full potential. Why blog post titles are crucial I cannot stress enough the importance of post titles.

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Although it seems a little unnecessary, it can actually be important because their vote could tip your message into a “viral” increase in real traffic. Solution: The solution to the problem of good content but bad titles is pretty obvious: take more time with your titles. If people decide whether or not to read your post based on your post titles Photo Restoration Service if you don't give them careful thought, you're almost wasting your time slaving over your actual posts. 5 tips for developing good post titles for your blog I've already written a lot of tips here at ProBlogger about writing titles, including: Keep it Simple - Most of the research I've seen on headlines seems to indicate that the most effective headlines are short, simple, and easy to understand. While breaking these rules can help attract attention (see below), they can also confuse, frustrate, and put a glazed look in the eyes of potential readers. Shorter titles are also good for search engines - keep them under around 40 characters and you'll ensure the entire title shows up in search results. Photo Restoration Service 2. Attract attention – Good titles set your posts apart from the clutter around them, then draw readers to your post. Attracting attention can occur using “shock”, “big claims”, “controversy” or even “confusion” tactics. While these tactics work to draw people in, it must also be said that they can do more harm than good if the rest of your post doesn't deliver what your headline promises. Photo Restoration Service By all means, try to grab attention – just “trick” your readers into thinking you're going to provide them with something you can't. 3. Fulfill a need – An effective title entices people to read more because they feel you have something to say that they NEED to hear. Indexes like del.icio.us illustrate how effective this is.

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