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Let’s say you have launched your blog. You are devoutly committed to publishing quality posts 3-5 times a week. You are progressively learning more about search engine optimization, yet do not obsess over it. At this point you’re in the groove, overflowing with creative joy, and basking in the glow of accomplishment!
Paradoxically, on this very mountain peak you will soon be confronted with raw existential questions. What is your place in the Blogosphere? Does anyone know or care your blog is alive? Is there a Patron Saint of Blogging whom you may petition? Frankly, the answers to these questions are “None,” “No,” and “Nada.”
It’s all “zip” until you develop an online presence. However, engaging in this process will restore your joy. Some call it “reputation management.” Others refer to it as “personal branding.” But it’s really just about connecting and networking with other bloggers. You’ll make friends and develop valuable contacts. Plus, it is the most fun and personally rewarding way to promote organic (free) traffic to your blog.
To get the best results from your online reputation management, you need to have realistic goals, keep your focus, and be consistent. I suggest your organic promotional campaign include two or more of the following components:
Once you get organized, it’s smooth sailing. A chart will keep you on target, conserve time, track productivity, help you remember what you have done and with whom you have connected.
Next time: “Organizing Daily Blogging Goals and Posting Content to Enhance Online Presence”
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All good things come to those who persevere, and follow a track …. problems then become learning situations and stepping stones on your journey ….. I really like this article and look forward to your next one.
Kind regards
Colin
It's always nice to hear from you, Colin! Thanks for reading my blog and commenting.