We all strive for the best blog content.  However what does it take to get the content you have now better?

 

Shhhh...  I know a few things about a few things.

 

I've worked with GoodEnoughMother.com as a blogger, editor, and producer.  Now I'm producing for PaulCBrunson.com, and have had the pleasure of blogging in some capacity for MochaManual.com, Momentumnation.com.  Disney World, welfare, Black History, sports, politics, parenting...  I've written and edited somewhere over 700 blog entries.  Whew!

 

(And you know I'm not gonna let you forget about my book about editorial blog calendars I wrote for BeBlogalicious.)

 

So what do you do with all that info?  One, you keep blogging, and two, you let the proverbial blog cat of de blog bag.

 

Last year at a blogging conference I realized something.  Although there was great information there, there was something missing.  If you were there to learn about your new passion and money maker - blogging - you were missing parts of the conversation.  Yes, ad revenue is important.  Meeting with sponsors who are looking for (established) bloggers is important.  The latest advances in plugins and site analytics made our head spin.

 

But that's what happens AFTER you get great content, users flooding your page, and a sponsor or two peeking at your page.  How do you GET eyes on your prize?

 

Best Blog Content.com I tell ya!

 

From Novice to "I Got This!":

Learning How To Be A (Better) Blogger

Feb 8, 2014

10am - 12pm ET

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A passion for writing is one thing, but with the amounts of content coming off of the fingers of everyone who ever had a thought, there is very little space to "blog wrong."  You need to come out of the gate swinging with the best you have.

 

This class is going to teach you three important things.

 

• How to get people to STAY on your page.  (Bonus: Get them to browse your whole site.)

• How to get them to ENGAGE with your content.  (You need to know what they think...like in any conversation *wink* *wink*.)

• How to get them to SHARE your words with their world.

 

Content is great; we've all got stories to tell, and we've all got opinions.  Getting the words to say is easy (um, okay, so not that easy).  It's getting everyone else to care, connect, and share what you have to say that will make your blog stand out and, dare I say it, make money.

 

I hope you join the class.  It will be a fun, informative first step in taking your blog from good to better.