I truly enjoy reading your posts.I make it a point to read your blog at least a couple of times a week or whenever I look at my Twitter feed.I have a question on preparing content—I started blogging recently and I first write down a rough draft on paper and then type it in–Do you recommend a particular style of functioning?
I am happy to see you read my blog often 😀
I think of the idea and type it. Then, I go back to the idea later in the day and write the blog post. It gets much easier as you continue writing blog posts and write about the things you love. If you want to see an example of how it gets easier over time, look through my first blog posts and then look at my newest ones. It used to be exhausting to type blog posts that were barely a paragraph long. Now, I am able to type three paragraphs much faster than I was able to type one paragraph.
Thank you for being a true blogging and affiliate marketing inspiration to the web. You’re only 16 and your entrepreneurial spirit is truly inspiring. When you said you’re only writing 2 blog posts per day, are you typing on the keyboard or using a dictation program? The reason for asking is because many bloggers today are using dictation to create unique content faster. And, how is your affiliate marketing coming along? Please know you are welcome anytime to create a free account on the site and talk blogging-affiliate marketing. Would love to hear from you. And, Drewry is also following you on Pinterest. Thank you for just being you. 🙂
I never knew bloggers were using dictation programs to write blog posts faster. I am not going to try it though only because if I blank out while rushing the words, I would create a bad blog post. In addition, the dictation program may misinterpret what I say. The only way to know everything I am going to say to the dictation program is by reading a script, but if I made a script, there is no longer a good reason to use it. I am happy to hear that you are following me on Pinterest, and I am focusing more on creating my own products to market than focusing on affiliate marketing. Thank you for the kind words and for stopping by. That means a lot to me.
Hi Marc,
I truly enjoy reading your posts.I make it a point to read your blog at least a couple of times a week or whenever I look at my Twitter feed.I have a question on preparing content—I started blogging recently and I first write down a rough draft on paper and then type it in–Do you recommend a particular style of functioning?
I am happy to see you read my blog often 😀
I think of the idea and type it. Then, I go back to the idea later in the day and write the blog post. It gets much easier as you continue writing blog posts and write about the things you love. If you want to see an example of how it gets easier over time, look through my first blog posts and then look at my newest ones. It used to be exhausting to type blog posts that were barely a paragraph long. Now, I am able to type three paragraphs much faster than I was able to type one paragraph.
Hey Marc,
Thank you for being a true blogging and affiliate marketing inspiration to the web. You’re only 16 and your entrepreneurial spirit is truly inspiring. When you said you’re only writing 2 blog posts per day, are you typing on the keyboard or using a dictation program? The reason for asking is because many bloggers today are using dictation to create unique content faster. And, how is your affiliate marketing coming along? Please know you are welcome anytime to create a free account on the site and talk blogging-affiliate marketing. Would love to hear from you. And, Drewry is also following you on Pinterest. Thank you for just being you. 🙂
I never knew bloggers were using dictation programs to write blog posts faster. I am not going to try it though only because if I blank out while rushing the words, I would create a bad blog post. In addition, the dictation program may misinterpret what I say. The only way to know everything I am going to say to the dictation program is by reading a script, but if I made a script, there is no longer a good reason to use it. I am happy to hear that you are following me on Pinterest, and I am focusing more on creating my own products to market than focusing on affiliate marketing. Thank you for the kind words and for stopping by. That means a lot to me.