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Good afternoon everyone, writing this post a bit late because I had a really late night and ended up waking up around 2:50pm.  I’m writing this post as my own “definitive” guide at creating a generous income from blogging.  Although again, I don’t claim to be a huge expert yet on the topic, I believe I can give some very useful tips that have helped me along the way, and I hope you can apply them to your blog.  I noticed I did not really get as much interest from my last blog post since there was not many direct benefits that you, the reader could apply.<\/p>\n

I highly recommend downloading the free e-book, BBBFinalCourse (Bonafide Blogging Bucks) it has a tonne of useful information that any blogger will find highly useful.  This guide is intended for people who have already been blogging for a few weeks and are frustrated that they are not making as much income as they should for their hard work, hope this helps and you improve your blog.  If you have any additional tips, please share them with everyone too!<\/p>\n

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Step 1: <\/b>Blog About Something People Care About, Make it Stand Out, and don’t “overwork”<\/div>\n
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This should seem fairly obvious, but I am noticing that there are a lot of blogs that are basically mirror images or each other even though the content may be a little bit different.  Try to write in a unique style that sets you apart from other similar blog, or else you become easily forgettable and thus lose you money.<\/div>\n
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Many people can blog, but not many people can blog properly, and efficiently.  Blog writing should be intuitive to the reader, they don’t want to spend that much time reading your posts if there is no direct benefit to them.<\/div>\n
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Overworking on a blog is another huge mistake for bloggers. (in my opinion)  Some bloggers spend a lot of time thinking of what they are going to write about, and then another few hours writing a long and boring blog post.  Make sure to PLAN<\/b> ahead of time what you are going to write about and save them as drafts on your blog so you can go back and check on them.  Use the internet or the library to gather information, make sure you are getting your information from credible sources or your readers may start to question the legitimacy of your posts.<\/div>\n
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Tip: Try to get your readers engaged in the topic, get feedback on your posts, and always reply to every single question or comment<\/div>\n
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Step 2: <\/b>Becoming Web-Savvy & Improving Your Layout<\/div>\n
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This is my main goal right now and the one I believe to be the most crucial to improving your chances at blogging success.  What do I mean by Web-Savvy?<\/div>\n
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” <\/span>What do I mean by web savvy?  You don\u2019t need to be a programmer, but you need a decent functional understanding of a variety of web technologies.  What technologies are \u201ckey\u201d will depend on the nature of your blog and your means of monetization.  But generally speaking I\u2019d list these elements as significant:<\/span><\/div>\n