I need to give Jane Sheeba credit; she caught my eye by writing like crazy. I remember a while back seeing her guest posts on multiple blogs. OK, like every blog it seemed.
Everywhere I turned I saw the name, “Jane Sheeba.” I was impressed. Think about it; many famous and wealthy singers rarely turn down the opportunity to work with other singers.
We call them “duets” or joint-ventures, but this is just like guest posting really. You connect with another blogger, write a helpful guest post for their audience, reach into a new audience, and make new friends.
She is wildly prolific. Guest posting might by the quickest way to leverage your presence as a blogger but if you are simply prolific on your blog, you will gain some serious attention.
If you want to know a few tips and tools from her, check out this presentation
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I received a comment on one of my guest posts the other day about….”meeting that guy who wrote 10 posts in 1 day.” That is me.
For a stretch I churned out 20 posts daily. 10 post on 2 blogs. Do I advise this for everybody? Yes, because to become successful you must push yourself beyond your limits at times.
I do not churn out 10 posts daily but I do write 2 to 4 posts on my blogs plus 1 to 3 guest posts daily. A not too shabby 3 to 7 posts daily. This is how I make money online.
This is why I have written more than 4000 posts during my career. I write like mad when I feel the impulse.
I write every day, whether I am living in Bali, Phuket, Sri Lanka or Malaysia – yeah I am a globe trotter - because if I call myself a blogger I darn well better blog persistently.
OK…how can you become a wildly prolific blogger?
1 – Know Why You Want to Blog
You act because you are motivated to act. I love being free. I love traveling the world and making money online. I write because I know why I wish to become prolific, and this reason pushes me to write daily and network aggressively with other bloggers.
Do you crave financial freedom? Do you want to improve the lives of your audience, by sharing immense value? Decide why you wish to blog. Write the reason on a piece of paper. Carry the paper with you. Become prolific, because your driver is always in your pocket.
2 – Set Big Goals
If you write once each week set the goal to write 4 times each week. Sound ridiculous? Good. You are quickly learning how to become a successful blogger. Pushing yourself out of your comfort zone forces you to change your definition of, “realistic.”
Guess what? This fired security guard thought publishing 1 post weekly was realistic. Then I thought posting once each day was realistic. Then I did the 4 to 10 to 20 posts daily, I thought that was realistic. I began to make money online regularly because I set progressively bigger goals.
The only thing that changed was my thinking, my definition of what I thought was possible, or realistic. If you really want to become ridiculously prolific, hang out with inspiring people. They will force you to challenge your limits, set bigger goals and expand your idea of what is possible.
3 – Write, Write and Write and Edit Later
I churn out 400 to 600 to 1000 words fast. Then I edit. Stream of consciousness stuff, because I listen, write and resist the urge to stop and edit. You become prolific by creating. You never become prolific by writing a sentence, then stopping to edit.
Put your best work out there but PLEASE do not fear publishing a post with typos, or poor grammar in some spots. Why? Accept criticism, and you will become even more prolific. You will lose the fear crippling so many talented but terrified bloggers.
No excuses guys. Champions become prolific. So you work full time and have a family? You only have 20 minutes a day to blog? Spend the 20 minutes EVERY day to publish at least write half of your post. If you want to be renowned and help people and cash in, you need to sacrifice.
No worries though. Sacrifice is releasing something of a lower nature to make room for something of a higher lower. Turn off the TV and fire up your laptop, and blog!
4 – Write with Your Voice
If I try to write like Jane Sheeba I write for hours, trying to churn out 600 words. If I write like Ryan Biddulph I churn out 663 words – where I am right now - in 9 or 10 minutes. Absolute breeze. Like me talking, except I am writing.
Naturally, you become insanely prolific by writing in your voice, or by writing how you speak. The words flow out of your mind onto the keyboard with stunning ease.
Your Turn
Are you a prolific blogger?
What tips can you add to this list?
Check out Jane’s guest blogging guide > Guest Blogging Champion
Former fired security guard and current world traveler, Ryan Biddulph went from having a net worth of 4 cents to generating steady cash flow online while living in tropical paradises like Bali, Phuket and Hoi An. How does he help you magnetize yourself to cash? To find out Click Here
