6 Brilliant Tips To Make You Blog like a Pro-Blogger

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Would you like to become a renowned blogger? 

The only reason I started blogging because it was fun and it was something I enjoyed doing. Perhaps you are also one of those budding bloggers who is blogging for the passion, or maybe you are trying your luck in the field of blogging to earn money or to make a name for yourself or your brand. Whatever your reason is for blogging, what’s important is how well you are doing.

If you are spending two hours a day on your blog and the results are not up to the mark, it’s time for you to re-think your strategy. If you are not motivated, then you should read this blogger motivation guide which will surely make you feel refreshed and will help you to get your blogging mojo back.

What is important when blogging is to always learn something new and share it with others for whom it is new information. This article will give practical insights and motivate you to leave your amateur seat and blog like a professional blogger. So let’s see what you can do to blog like a professional blogger!

Why should you blog like a professional blogger?

One thing we should always keep in mind while doing anything is to make the most of it – do it to the best of our ability.

If you are just one out of millions of mediocre bloggers, it’s time for you to take action and move forward. In this post I’m sharing tips that I have learned in my 6-year blogging tenure and if you follow these tips, in next 30 days you will become a better blogger than you are today.

1. Confidence

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First, remember that people are unlikely to take advice from a non-confident person. If you are sharing information without confidence, nobody is going to believe it. Always remember that you can build credibility by not losing it.

Consider the qualities that give you trust in a person.  When it comes to blogging, your physical presence is not a factor.  It is your words that matter most. The question is – how can you become (and give the impression of) a confident blogger?

  1. Your posts and writing style:  Your ability to communicate in writing is the biggest factor at play as a blogger. When I am writing a blog post, I imagine that my reader is sitting on an empty chair in front of me, and we are having a conversation. If your blogging has a conversational tone, you are more likely to leave a footprint. Notice the number of times I use the word “you” in this article. That is because this article is for you and you only. It is written for just one person, and that is the person who is reading this article – you! Another way to improve your blogging style is by using “I” instead of “we.”   Sometimes writers who continually use the word “we” are showing us that they avoid taking responsibility for their work. If it’s a one man show blog, why do you need to use “we”? Open these articles in a new tab: 10 tips to improve your writing skills and 11 effective tips to boost article writing skills.
  2. Your blog design: I’m sure you must have been to a restaurant where your impression of the waiter was created by what he was wearing. I’m more likely to tip a waiter who is in a uniform than one who is not. When you are working online, it’s your design that is the suit, and you are the waiter. If your blog design is unpleasant and doesn’t leave a good impression, then you are not likely to get a tip, i.e., turning the one-time visitor into a subscriber. So get rid of all mumbo-jumbo from your blog, and have a neat and professional looking design that reflects your personality and that of your blog.  Remember, your blog design is the first point of content, and a first impression lasts forever.
  3. Come out of the closet: How many popular bloggers do you know of? If you know even two or three of them, ask yourself why and how do you know them? It’s because they didn’t hide in the closet like you are! All of these successful bloggers have given a face to their brand along with their name, and you can clearly see that on their blog. Isn’t it easier to connect to a person rather than a brand? It’s time for you to make some changes to your blog and to introduce us to the person behind that awesome blog! Add an author box, add few details about you in your blog’s “About” page, and add your profile to the blog’s sidebar. Add a quality photo and an intriguing bio.  Tell us about yourself in a way that allows people to relate and connect with you.
  4. Be honest, and don’t doubt yourself: Honesty is the best policy” is a “life rule” that we all learned in kindergarten, but with time we all learn that it is not easy to live by that rule. How many times in a day do you lie about little things? When I asked myself this question, I realized that I sometimes lie unintentionally in small and seemingly inconsequential ways. We lie because we want other’s to be happy, or we don’t want to hurt them. But lying always has a consequence. For instance, when we lie to please people, we turn ourselves into people-pleasers. Take this as a challenge, and for the next seven days trying to be completely honest. Be honest in your offline and online life, and let me know how this changes your life. I started this as an experiment myself, and within seven days I started to feel the difference. I have now been doing this for a month, and apart from two or three instances when I lied, my life has improved significantly. As a bonus, being careful not to lie taught me how to say “no,” and my confidence level has gone up ever since. Once you do this, it will also have a positive impact on your writing and your online presence. I invite you to read, how being completely honest for seven days changed my life.

2. Become an Authority in your niche:

No matter how much you know about a subject, your opinion is not respected until you have established yourself as an authority, and your blog as an authoritative blog.

The question is- how can you become an authoritative blogger? 

If you make the changes suggested above, (leading to your increased confidence), then you are more likely to become an authoritative blogger.

Now it’s time to leverage the power of social-media and establish yourself as an authoritative person in your niche. Let’s start by updating your social media profile details, thus improving your social-media presence. Ensure that your social media profile is like your resume and that it also reflects your personality. Use the same profile image everywhere (Twitter, Instagram Quora, Facebook, Google+, Gravatar, etc…) to stand out and make it easier for people to remember you.

Always share your opinion on the hot topics in your niche or trends around the globe. Your opinion may not be as valuable as that of an industry expert, but it will still be more valuable than the opinions of many people who follow you.

3. Put others before you:

One of the most common attributes of a successful person is that they give credit to people for their work. A superficial person will neither talk about the outstanding work that others have done nor share it with others. If you are one of those people who dislike to pay tribute to others for their work, you need to take a look at it and work to change it.

Honouring those who deserve it is another expression of self-confidence and a sign of professional respect.

4. Don’t just create quick connections – get into their inner circle:

You must have heard that networking is the key to success and that it’s important to build a powerful network of people around you. This is one of the most important things you can do in every aspect of your life, online or offline.

When networking, gaining respect and working to become a part of someone’s inner-circle makes a substantial difference in your connections. Some of you may have read a lot about successful people and you may even have some in your social media network, but you are not a part of their inner-circle.

You are just one among thousands of people they have “friended” on Facebook or have met at a blogging event. Your goal should be to establish yourself as part of their inner-circle and become an important connection in their arena. This will only happen when you put some time and energy into working on building a meaningful connection.

5. Smart work rather than hard work :

No matter what niche you are working in, smart work takes you forward. Hard work is important, but working smart is even more important.

If you spend two hours every day writing blog posts and not working to promote your work, you will be in the same situation a year or two later as you are today. Maybe your blog will grow to some extent and you may even get more traffic and earn a little more money, but you will be behind the crowd moving forward at a steady pace and you will never be everything you can be in this area.

There are people who have only recently started working online and are already making million of dollars because of their smart work and great ideas. Without a good idea, no amount of work will pay off optimally.

With regard to starting to work smart, I suggest that you start by choosing the right set of blogging tools,  work on time-management to become more productive. Maintain a good balance between your social and personal life, because if you want to succeed, you have to be a happy person.  That will only happen when you are satisfied with your life in 360* (in all aspects of your life).

6. Value your time and have a team

If you are a regular reader of ShoutMeLoud, I’m sure you must have heard me saying “Time is money”, and I will keep repeating it until you email me and tell me “Yes Harsh, I have learned that time is money!”.

You may have 30-40 great ideas, but implementing these ideas alone takes a lot of time and effort. If you have a team of people who work, you are more likely to turn your good ideas into reality.

You need to upgrade your role from blogger to infopreneur/solopreneur. This will only happen if you have a team and start delegating work to others.

If you are someone who lives in a remote place, all you need to do is create a virtual team of your own. You should check out these two articles from Srikanth, where he has shared everything you need to know about virtual assistance.

Perhaps the most important take-away from this article is this:  Leave the conventional way of working, and work like an “Internetpreneur”. When you are working online you are limitless, and you can achieve anything you want.

In this article I have shared many important points which will help you to grow strong and achieve your dreams. Focus on the points which you believe will improve your blogging career and turn you into a successful professional blogger.

Feel free to let me know which of the above tips you will be working on, and how are you planning to start. If you need help with any of these points, feel free to ask me via the comments section below.

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A Blogger, Author and a speaker! Harsh Agrawal is recognized as a leader in digital marketing and FinTech space. Fountainhead of ShoutMeLoud, and a Speaker at ASW, Hero Mindmine, Inorbit, IBM, India blockchain summit. Also, an award-winning blogger.

113 thoughts on “6 Brilliant Tips To Make You Blog like a Pro-Blogger”

  1. Honey Tahir

    Hi Harsh,

    Before 3-4 days I was thinking to stop blogging and I was thinking it’s just waste of time, but today after reading this post I’m motivated. Thank you so much, I will never stop blogging.

    Thank you.

  2. Umesh

    I like your Second last Headline “Smart work rather than hard work ” This is very important part of a blogger or everyone’s life…

    Really Love this and thanks for Sharing

  3. Aliraza

    Sir i read your blog regularly. I learn lots of new things from your blog. Your blog is really motivational for me when i need some energy. Thanks a lot.

  4. Vishwajeet Kumar

    Hello Harsh,

    Confident and patience is only the key to get successful in blogging. Blogging is an art and needs a lot of dedication, focus and maturity. You will get this by practicing the things yourself. Consistency and hard work is only the way to keep things positive for you. Thanks for writing this detailed and informative post.

    Have a great day 🙂
    Vishwajeet

  5. Ajayi Adekunle

    Perfect post from a pro blogger. Your pattern of challenge is creative. You combine words that is able to pull me away from the sofa, to start working. Love every piece of your write up.

  6. Jayant Gosain

    There are a lot of bloggers who are making a whole lot of $$$$$ every single month. With that, Harsh is no different and special but when it comes to writing and building relations with the reader, Harsh is standing above all. The way you expresses through words, the dedication towards helping fellow people, is something make Harsh Agrawal stands out from the crowd.
    More I read on SML, more you earned my respect.
    Thanks a lot Harsh for sharing these posts with us.

  7. Harshit Kumar

    Dear Hersh, Your passion for blogging motivates me always 🙂 Love to be a part of Shout Me Loud Community.

  8. Akash Gola

    Hi, This is another excellent article as always. Definitely inspiring! Thanks for this awesome article. I will surely follow them to become a PRO!

  9. Emenike Emmanuel

    Hello Harsh,

    You are on point. Nobody listens to a hungry salesman. People don’t even buy from people that are not confident and are always feeling insecure. Same applies to blogging.

    Thanks for sharing. Building an authority platform as a blogger is not easy but we need to keep at it.

  10. sunil kumar

    i have wasted over 5 years on blogging and not making money..but as BugBounty i recieved many USD and awards.
    so what should i do Now ,,,,,, It will be nice if you help me to make some money as Blogger

  11. Anand JHA

    .I wanted to tell you, what ever you are today, just because of your blind faith on us (in your blogs, it feels like you know what we want). There are so many readers who wish to be like you, not because you earn more, just because you earned more and more faith of your readers. You are nice because you don’t focus on making money. You are focused in building trust.
    We always want to read those contacts which sounds like, ‘someone wrote it with the personal feelings and attachment (with audience) we are looking for’. Thank you so much Sir.

  12. Joshua Orekhie

    Harsh, Your blog contents are a great source of blessings to me. Permit me to say this: One of the things that kills blogger today, is the bad idea of ”copy and paste syndrome” without given a credence to the original author or writer. Harsh blog is one of the best today, because; He knows the technique of writing and how to solve people’s problems. However, he knows how to write a catchy headline and brilliant articles and do some touch on SEO. That way divine providence has to make him standout because of his handiwork. Some bloggers would come behind their computer screen and begin to be carried away by money when they have no drop of words in their brain on what to write. That’s why Google keeps on frustrating many bloggers today. Harsh became the best in his niche, because,

    1. No copy and paste
    2. Catchy headline and good seo framework and many more.

    Good job.
    Hope to be more than you soon

  13. Alena Sham

    his is a very comprehensive list – thank you so much! I will definitely be looking at my blog with a fresh set of eyes – and reach out to you for a quote on tweaks… I know I could use a little fine tuning.

  14. Neha Maheshwari

    Love these points. I just started my blog 3 months and have been looking up to your site for so many things. Thank you for sharing.

  15. jaya

    Thanks for these great tips which definitely help us for making our blogs creative & effective.

  16. Victoria Huntington

    I myself am looking to generate more revenue from blogging this year and these tips will be sure to help. Thanks for sharing the advice !

  17. Mehak

    Hello Harsh, In mine list too, Confidence is the main thing. Wish you all the best.

  18. Nurdin

    Thanks for Sharing an Inspirational Article. I really inspired after reading this article.

  19. Dipak Chauhan

    Very very helpful tips.. actually speaking dear…
    This article really Benefited for me.
    I learn :-
    1) give credits
    2) When we write then keep in mind that our reader sit in front.

    I will definitely impliment on my blog.

    Thanks alot Dear. .Harsh

  20. Yogesh

    I started using my same image everywhere and few people start remembering my name. It is really cool. Thanks for sharing

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