Don’t suck at blogging

As I was scratching my head, committed to writing a blog post, but not committed to a topic, I ran across a great article by a Twitter friend of mine, Adam Baker, called “How NOT to Suck at Blogging…” Well, I definitely don’t want to suck at blogging, and I don’t want my customers and blog readers to suck at blogging, so I was intrigued. Now the article itself is more about blogging for monetization (whereas most of my readers and clients are blogging for business) BUT the blog post had several gems that overarch all types of blogging and in fact all types of business. Adam Baker, the Man vs. Debt’s blog author sums up the video shown below by Gary Vaynerchuk nicely.
  • No non-sense follow your passion.
  • Giving a shit about your readers.
  • Stop crying.  Keep Hustling.
  • Legacy is greater than currency.
  • The nature of the game is changing. [still is]
  • “Stop watching f***ing Lost”
Unlike Adam Baker, however, I’m a little embarrassed to admit that I’ve NEVER watched this video.  No wonder people love this guy.  He’s so unedited.  It’s refreshing. Now what are you waiting for? Go follow your passion.  NOW! Doing what you love to do will not only ensure that you don’t suck at blogging, but you won’t suck at life either.

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Adrianne is the Chief Velocity Officer of Tornado Marketing, Inc. and a partner in The Art of Online Marketing. Adrianne has spent over 15 years helping small businesses find their niche and systematically grow their businesses through effective marketing programs and persuasive messaging. Adrianne provides valuable insight into how to market complex solutions. Her clients appreciate her practical advice and business value-driven approach to marketing. With Adrianne on your team, you’ll differentiate from your competitors; consistently draw in your best prospects; and close more deals. When not working, Adrianne is usually found cheering on her kids’ sports teams, reading, or playing games (Scrabble anyone?). She is continually seeking work-life balance and the answer to life’s larger questions.