Post by account_disabled on Mar 4, 2024 8:36:09 GMT
Have you created your blog but... despite your efforts it isn't growing as you would like? ...even if an old Latin proverb said that " the door is the longest part of a journey ", when it comes to blogs I admit that this is not always the case. Sometimes growing it can be really frustrating. I know well how useless it may seem to work on a blog that isn't growing and... the truth is that until you understand where you're going wrong, things are unlikely to change. And anyway, don't worry, if you see yourself in this situation again I want to tell you right away that you are in good company! This is the challenge that every blogger must face and overcome to create a successful blog... and thus launch their own online project or business . And in this article we will see what are the fundamental aspects to work on to be able to unblock and grow a blog that is blocked or that in any case is not growing as you would like.
Table of contents hide 10 reasons Denmark Phone Number why a blog doesn't grow You haven't defined your niche You haven't defined your ideal reader/customer You are not constant in your publications You don't create original content You're not providing enough value Your content is too short You're not doing SEO well The basic aspects of SEO Your blog layout isn't working You're not building your email list You're trying to make it alone Conclusions 10 reasons why a blog doesn't grow Opening a blog can represent the turning point for you and your business, but "unfortunately" it is not something you can improvise overnight. Or rather, you can easily do it, but it is very likely that you will come across a series of common mistakes that could completely block its growth. And of course… the lack of results in the long run is the reason why the majority of blogs close up shop. But…hey! The “bombshell” is that things can be different for you. If you feel like you're running on a hamster wheel and constantly working on your blog while wasting time and energy without seeing results, you're probably making one ( or more ) of these mistakes: You haven't defined your niche Let's start from the first and most common mistake: not defining a niche to target.
This is a very common mistake because each of us has various interests in life... and it seems "logical" to try to include more than one in your blog. How to define the reference niche for your blog But the truth is that this is a big mistake: if you want a blog that grows over time you have to find a focus ( or niche ) to concentrate on. Without having defined your target niche, your content could confuse your readers with catastrophic effects for the growth of your blog. Visitors to your blog must immediately understand what you are talking about inside and for this you must correctly define what I call the identity and personality of the blog . If the identity of your blog is confusing, visitors will find contents that " clash " with each other, they will not understand exactly what you do and you will not be able to position yourself as an expert . So remember: Even if you have various passions and multiple areas of expertise, you can't try to speak to everyone.
Table of contents hide 10 reasons Denmark Phone Number why a blog doesn't grow You haven't defined your niche You haven't defined your ideal reader/customer You are not constant in your publications You don't create original content You're not providing enough value Your content is too short You're not doing SEO well The basic aspects of SEO Your blog layout isn't working You're not building your email list You're trying to make it alone Conclusions 10 reasons why a blog doesn't grow Opening a blog can represent the turning point for you and your business, but "unfortunately" it is not something you can improvise overnight. Or rather, you can easily do it, but it is very likely that you will come across a series of common mistakes that could completely block its growth. And of course… the lack of results in the long run is the reason why the majority of blogs close up shop. But…hey! The “bombshell” is that things can be different for you. If you feel like you're running on a hamster wheel and constantly working on your blog while wasting time and energy without seeing results, you're probably making one ( or more ) of these mistakes: You haven't defined your niche Let's start from the first and most common mistake: not defining a niche to target.
This is a very common mistake because each of us has various interests in life... and it seems "logical" to try to include more than one in your blog. How to define the reference niche for your blog But the truth is that this is a big mistake: if you want a blog that grows over time you have to find a focus ( or niche ) to concentrate on. Without having defined your target niche, your content could confuse your readers with catastrophic effects for the growth of your blog. Visitors to your blog must immediately understand what you are talking about inside and for this you must correctly define what I call the identity and personality of the blog . If the identity of your blog is confusing, visitors will find contents that " clash " with each other, they will not understand exactly what you do and you will not be able to position yourself as an expert . So remember: Even if you have various passions and multiple areas of expertise, you can't try to speak to everyone.