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Meet Sarah Arrow, she started blogging for business in late 2006, and organised her first 30 day blogging challenge in 2007. Over the years shes met some very nice people (Tony Robbins, Karren Brady, Will Young and many other lovely people) all through the power of blogging.
She regular speaks on webinars and at events about blogging and growing your writing muscle. She believes that writing and publishing for 30 consecutive days will help you grow your writing muscle and give you the discipline to carry on blogging and get great results, in a very short amount of time (like 30 days).
Sarahs blogs have been listed by Forbes three times as a top website, by MSN (top website), a top 5 business blog by Ebuzzing, syndicated by an international newspaper and many other accolades, making her the perfect person to walk your though how to blog and get the results you want.
This blogging book comes with email support and a thriving Facebook where you can ask questions, share your content and be safe in the knowledge that other people are participating in the challenge too.
As the 30 day blogging challenge aspect is a rolling challenge youll find that you can join the group and find your tribe very quickly.
Download your copy of the Zero to Blogger in 30 days blogging book to your Kindle now!
Content includes:
*How to set up a WordPress self-hosted blog
*How to find and use WordPress plugins
*How to choose themes and frameworks
*How to debug faulty plugins
*What to write about on your business blog
*How to create your editorial calendar
*Blogging prompts so youre never stuck for ideas
*How to revamp your about page and your contact pages for blogging success
*How to curate content and one little known tool that enables you to curate awesome posts, fast!
And, much, much more....
Heres what some of the participants think about this blogging book:
Alexandria Gunn The 30-Day Blogging Challenge isnt just a great way to build your blog and the content on it. Its also giving me the chance to build relationships with bloggers, and find corners of the internet that I never knew existed. Im so thankful to Sarah Arrow for setting this up, and hope to continue it for the months and even years to come.
Sarah Buchanan-Smith I knew I wanted to blog and that blogging would be good for my business but I had no idea where to start. So, I subscribed to Sarah Arrows 30-Day blogging challenge and Ive been blown away. Every morning I get a really clear, succinct email giving me great tips on everything I need to know to get myself up and blogging like a pro. Structure, content, length, scheduling, SEO you name it, its covered. But rest assured, I never feel overwhelmed, just hugely grateful for lots of quality, actionable information.
Ida Horner My blogging activity had taken a nose dive. Although I wanted to revive it, I was lacking in motivation. Being part of the 30 Day blogging challenge changed all that. I have more visitors and comments on the blog. I have also discovered new blogs to read that I would not have otherwise read.
Venita D Anthonij This challenge has converted me from dreading to blog and seeing it as a business chore to really enjoying the process of creating creative content. Thank you Sarah for setting up this superb blogging challenge, which is truly a pleasure to be participating in.
Jenny Andersson So much useful content which is really helping me understand the difference between producing content and producing content that
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Ive always loved the internet and when I got my first email account back in 1995, I recall sitting with my 2 month old daughter on my lap, marvelling how I could send a letter to anyone else with a PC and an email address.
Later that year, I recall (fondly) of arguing with one of my bosses that we needed to have electronic CVs to send to clients, and how by doing so wed have the edge over other recruitment companies. She gave my ideas a chance, and the processes I put in place way back when are still being used to this day. I wish fervently that Id known about blogging then, as it would have transformed so many lives, but I didnt really get a grip on it until 2007.
Ive never forgotten that fateful day in 2007 when my husband walked into the lounge with a serious look on his face. I was playing with my daughters (aged 12, 2 and 1) and he said We need more business or well be bust in 6 weeks. You love that computer so much, go and do something with it to win business.
So I did. I love a challenge.
My first blog post wasnt self-hosted, and it consisted of 50 words. It took me 3 hours to write 50 words.
Yes. Really.
And I had to do it three times a week according to the instructions. So I did.
Fast forward to now.
My blogging challenges are tough, they stretch you and they help you grow as a blogger.
It will make you sweat to get 30 posts published in 30 consecutive days. Its a marathon not a sprint, but at the end of it youll feel a real positive sense of achievement.
Did I save the business? Why yes I did, and over the years weve won multi-million pound contracts, fired blue-chip clients and blogged our way through the credit crunch and one of the toughest business trading periods in history.
Forbes has listed one of my blogs as a top website for women, 3 times, not bad for a Brit blogger. So have MSN, and Im known as one of the UKs leading online marketers and bloggers. Ive got a great audience and thats lead to lunch with Guy Kawasaki, drinks with Tony Robbins (he paid) and a party with Martha Stewart (I sent someone else). Ive discovered when you have an audience, you can speak to pretty much anyone you like and interview them on your blog, and if you do it like I do, theyll come to you.
This book isnt about getting famous, its about getting found by your ideal customers online so you can make money. The side benefit of that of course may be fame.
Will blogging increase your business?
Try it and see.
This book comes in two parts. The first part covers setting up your own self-hosted WordPress blog, and the second part covers blogging for 30 consecutive days.
It will read like a long, chatty conversation with me, about blogging.
If a housewife and mum in Essex can use a blog to save a business and launch a new publishing business, then you CAN do it too.
If youd like to join the Facebook support group for encouragement and accountability you can find it here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/30DayBloggingChallenge
Most people who are doing business today on the Internet talk a lot about WordPress, considering that WordPress is the base for over 70 million websites, its not surprising that its one of the most talked about topics.
WordPress is a fantastic open-source website building software that cannot be beat for functionality and usability, and has a thriving community of developers and experts supporting the software.
Most people who try to use it to build a basic website are easily able to do so alone, or with just a little minor help. If you can write and send an email, you can use WordPress. The fact is youre reading this guide on your Kindle and that indicates to me that you have enough ability to set up a WordPress website with ease.
WordPress can be used to build a simple blog, or a full featured ecommerce website or an online community. It is essentially a content management system (CMS). This is the best term to use to describe what WordPress software can do. It helps you manage all the content that you want to distribute to the world about your business. Whether that content is a blog post, articles, products and services, or a beautiful portfolio, WordPress can deliver everything you need in a website.
Many people get confused by the term WordPress because they immediately think about the WordPress.com website. WordPress.com is a multi-user blogging platform that uses WordPress software to operate, but it has limitations.
First, its hosted on WordPress.coms servers. Secondly, you are very limited regarding the functionality of the website that you create unless you upgrade for a fee.
Plus, you do not really own your own content when you host it on WordPress.coms servers, while you can back it up, if you dont and they decide to delete you, youve lost everything. In addition, you have to follow all their rules as to what content you can display and its quite expensive hosting once upgraded.
But more importantly that all of that, WordPress.com has to earn revenue for supporting all of these free sites. So it will allow advertising in your content. And sometimes the competition will advertise in your content and cream off the leads from your expertise.
The information in this guide pertains to WordPress.org, or the self-hosted version as its known.
Although WordPress is open source software and therefore free, you will still need a domain name and website hosting.
- Domain name
- Website hosting
You can get a free site that will have the suffix .WordPress.com at the end of your domain name. This is free but has its limitations. If you choose to go with this option you may not be able to complete all the suggestions in this book. You will be restricted to what plugins you can use and the results that you can achieve.
More importantly, you can be ejected from the site at any point you breach the T&Cs and you will not be able to monetize your blog effectively.
In this guide we look at domain names through Go Daddy , although there are plenty of other domain name services out there. You can also get Domain name and hosting through Hostgator . Weve been able to get discounted hosting for you of 25% of you use the Zero to Social Media coupon code at the checkout.
In short, with Zero to WordPress Blogger you can create a pretty good, search engine friendly blog (or website) in a matter of hours or over a few days depending on your skills and abilities, even if you have zero skills!
The aim of this book is to enable the complete beginner to get a foot on the business blogging ladder and then to show them how to climb right to the top.
If your WordPress website is already set up then please skip to the content creation section. Zero to Blogger can be read back to back, or used as a reference guide as each chapter is a standalone.
Choosing and Setting Up a Domain Name
The domain name you choose will influence the rest of your business for as long as youre in business. It completely colors how someone sees your website. Could you imagine if Match.com was called bestdatingsite.com? They may never have reached the level of success theyre at today!
Your domain name is your brand online. Its what customers will remember you by. Its what goes on your business cards and your marketing materials. Its what you tell people you meet at an event. It shapes and defines your blogs whole identity.
Thats why its so important to come up with a fantastic domain name. Heres a step by step guide to coming up with a good name, then registering that name and setting it up with your hosting account.
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