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Darren Rowse: “Give me 31 Days and I’ll Give You a Dramatically Better Blog… Guaranteed”
Join with 19,000 other bloggers and Kick-Start Your Blog with this 31 Day Challenge.
31 Days to a Better Blog If you have big dreams for your blog but have been putting improving it in the ‘one day’ basket – you’re not alone.
31 Days to Build a Better Blog is a downloadable e-book designed to help you revitalize your blog by giving you 31 tasks that will all help to turn it into the page view powerhouse you’ve always dreamed of.
Each day in the project contains:
1. A Task – something to DO that day.
2. Teaching – each day you’ll be given great instruction on both the WHY and HOW of the task of the day.
This two pronged approach is designed so that you come away from the challenge having not only learned how to build a dynamic a blog but you’ll have actually DONE something with the knowledge.
How to Use the Workbook
While originally designed for bloggers to work through over a month – the feedback that we’ve been hearing from bloggers indicates that 31DBBB is being used in a variety of ways including:
* Intense Training – bloggers setting aside weekends or weeks to go through multiple tasks at once
* 1 Task a Day – the way we designed it – one day at a time
* 1 Task a Week – bloggers taking their time with the challenge and making the tasks week long tasks
* Monthly Cycle – bloggers using the tasks again and again each month as a monthly routine for their blogging.
* Occasional Inspirational Resource – bloggers dipping into 31DBBB on a more occasional basis – using it on days when they have time or lack inspiration.
The great thing about 31DBBB is that you can do it at your own pace and in your own way.
Who is this Workbook for?
31 Days to Build a Better Blog is for bloggers at different stages of their blogging including:
* those who have just started a blog but who don’t know what to do next
* those who have had a blog for a while but it’s stalled in its growth
* bloggers with bloggers block and lacking inspiration
This workbook is NOT designed for bloggers yet to start a blog (PreBloggers). It doesn’t cover setting up a blog. If that’s you check out the ProBlogger book which covers this aspect of blogging.
By the end of the 31 Days you’ll have:
* written a variety of different types and styles of posts
* learned techniques for coming up with new post ideas
* promoted your blog in a variety of ways
* built relationships with readers
* reached out to and developed working relationships with other bloggers
* developed an editorial calendar for your blog going forward
* discovered ways to be more connected to your niche/topic
* designed a plan for the next month of your blogging
All in all the daily tasks are 31 steps to transform you blog into a valuable online asset.
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Money Back Guarantee
If you’re not satisfied with the 31 Days to Build a Better Blog work book after 31 Days Just let me know and I’ll refund your money – that’s how confident I am that this is a resource that will help you build a dramatically better blog.
Get the 31 days to Build a Better Blog Workbook by hitting the following button:
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I met a lady in a public bathroom this week. She was wearing this gorgeous pair of shoes, being a shoe lover myself I could help but compliment her on the shoes. Boy! did I started something? we were talking for over an hour. She did most the talking, she was funny too. Then I started to think she would be a great blogger. Anybody who can just spit out funny content out of the blue like that should blog.
Women always been stereotype as talkative, well yeah we like to blab even as babies little girl tend to talk earlier than boys do. I should know I have 2 of them and it is loud! and I love it. I love that I can exercise parenting and call it my job at the same time. If anyone think or say i talk too much I’ll say THANK YOU its my job I’m a blogging supermom!
All the mommy bloggers out there pat yourself in the back, we’re women, we’re moms, we’re bloggers we love to talk.
later folks
