Blogging patience is a virtue

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Here’s something I want to address before I get into anything else: Building your blog will take patience and steady work.

I’ve seen far too many business people start a blog and a couple of weeks later, decide to scrap it because “it doesn’t seem to be working.”

Well, just like any other website you build, it takes time to build traffic and regular readers.

You have a learning curve to go through, too, especially if you’re new to the whole blogging concept. So please, promise me that you’re not a quitter and you’ll see this thing through.

(You’ll be glad you did!)

Today’s Blogging Tip…

You need to set up a user-friendly feed. A feed allows your regular readers to keep track of your new blog posts using any variety of blog reader options. Even email.

Just go to:

http://www.feedburner.com and sign up for a free account.

Feedburner (which is now owned by Google by the way) will allow your users to sign up for your feed on a number of different readers and provides the most choice for your visitors.

By the way, if you’re already using Feed Burner, they now have a “standard feed icon” that will allow your users to choose any feed option. The problem is, there are so many readers and if you choose each graphic separately, it can clutter up your blog page.

Sure, it might look good on “geek” blogs, but most people don’t even know what all those options are. Instead, choose the “standard feed icon” with a little bit of text that says “Sign up for this feed” or something like that and you’ll be able to give your readers plenty of options, without making a mess of your blog.

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Meet MartyCertified Law of Attraction Trainer, Coach and Author. Huge Adele fan. Grandpa to Benjamin. Soul Proprietor. Lover of all things about business and marketing. Out and proud happily married gay guy.

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My Motto:

“As a Soul Proprietor, I expand in abundance, success and love every day, as I work to inspire those around me to do the same.”

What I Believe...

  • in being of service to humanity
  • in listening carefully and responding appropriately
  • in talking with people not at them
  • in taking appropriate action
  • in knowing when to say "no"
  • in being nice, no matter what
  • you should be able to speak with your coach whenever you need them
  • in answering the phone and helping whomever is on the line — whether a client, a prospect, or a salesperson
  • success is not scarce — everyone is called to success but not everyone answers
  • in asking questions
  • in purpose instead of power
  • in meaning over money
  • in giving full value to my clients
  • in going under-promising and over delivering
  • in the importance of sharing my knowledge and expertise
  • in the sacredness of the bond created between myself and my clients
  • that I'm here to help guide you to your most extraordinary life and business
  • heart-centered, soul-driven entrepreneurs are here to change the world