7 Important Tips To Treat Your Blog as a Business Posted by Stranger on 7:44 AM Digg it Bookmark it Stumble it Email to friend

Do you want to succeed as a blogger? Then treat your blog as a business and not as a hobby. To that effect bellow I'll show you 7 Important Secrets To Treat Your Blog As A Business.

Tip 1. Set Your Goals


In the real world, I mean not the virtual one that uses the Internet, for a business to succeed, the usually set goals for a specific time period and honor their engagements.Blogging, in order to succed, must be treated in the same manner. While setting goals, remember that they must be time sensitive,measurable,achievable

If you as a blogger you fail to do this, you will not be capable to reach the success you deeply desire.

Tip 2. Accountability

Once you've decided to set goals, make sure you respect them and behave like a company employee who is bound to respect his company goals and who failing to do this must incure some penalties. But what do most bloggers do? You guessed it! They set goals and then forget about them not holding themselves accountable. Sure you can't fire yourself but you won't see any success either.

Tip 3. Priorities

Is blogging your priority? Even though you have a full time job, respect your engagements towards your blog.

Tip 4. Spending

Want to make money with your blog? Then spend some. To improve the chances of your success, don't be afraid to buy some useful tools to facilitate your job as a blogger. Many bloggers go for the short cut, and choose free services freebies. Thiese may help in the short term but in the long run you need to be more serious about your business. Fact is many bloggers still believe you can make money without spending a dime: it's a lie it's not possible.

Tip 5. Bookkeeping

As a serious blogger, you need to keep records of your income and expenses to be able to measure your progress and see where you need to improve things.

Tip 7. Outsourcing

If you run a network of blogs a succeful blog with a huge audience you may need to share your workload with other people. Hire other writers as your blogging makes enough to pay them.