It happens to the best of bloggers . You produce stellar content that’s helpful and easy to read. You even publish a blog post a week – or more – to prove you’re serious about blogging . You genuinely care about your audience. But sometimes, despite doing everything by the book, the traffic’s a dud. That’s when the questions start – am I good enough to be doing this? Heck, does blogging even work as a legitimate business model? Am I wasting my time? If that’s you, let me clear the air by quoting Jon Morrow , “Each and every one of us decides who we are. No, you may not be ready to be a popular blogger now, but you can become ready.” Blogging works . We’ve seen a lot of proof around us for that. The problem is not blogging; it is doing things that don’t yield trust or traffic to your blog . You see, a decade ago you could crank out a 300-word piece and get more content published, left, right and center. In those days, just having some...
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