Professional bloggers are from heaven. Everything they touch becomes gold, everything they breathe becomes oxygen. C’mon! I was just messing up with you. No blogger was born from a special place.  Every one of them writes for a purpose and those who get most of it enjoy doing it. That’s it!

If you are a beginner and wanted to start a blog today; earn 6 figures tomorrow and become a professional by the next day then, you are in a really hurry and better to buy some time to breathe.

Remember that the world is not going to end all of a sudden or apocalypse prevails on earth by tomorrow. Blogging is no easy money-earning program, though. Also, earning money from blogging is not the right definition of a professional blogger, though.

So, how can I be a professional blogger?

If this is what you inner voices are asking you, you are synchronizing correctly with my thoughts here.

It needs some time, determination, and commitment to become a successful professional blogger in a short span of time (at least by a year I guess).

Ok! I admit that I spoke huge words there but, I am damn sure you are not going to see such ‘whatever!’ thoughts on the following 7 points and they will help you become a professional blogger all by yourself.

Be Prepared to Expose Yourself

It doesn’t matter what you write about, your words will expose you. The world will know you. They will have access to the depths of your heart and soul. If you want to connect with your readers you will have to give a piece of yourself.

Start it by yourself

If you are thinking, I bought a domain name now what? Congrats you just complete stage 1 of becoming a blogger.

Here is a guide to start a blog, yourself. Do not run after the experts and professionals. Just find some best tutorials on the internet (there are a number of expert tutorials available on the internet. Refer them) and start learning it step-by-step.

It should not be like looking out for someone likes as said in some mythological prophecies that someone would come and help you out. Check out how Michael Hyatt grew his blog from 0 to 350,000 visitors per month on this post.

Starting up a blog (all) by yourself will help you learn the concept of blogging and understand the blogging platform very keenly. A slow step-by-step self-learning teaches a lot more than a bunch of courses. Every piece of knowledge gained will motivate you to reach further milestones much faster confidently.

Two Types of Professional Bloggers

There are two types of pro bloggers: talented artists and talented networkers. A talented artist creates good written content and a good networker gets themselves linked to by many other prominent bloggers. I’m not pooping on talented networkers, they are go-getters and they get after what they want.

They aren’t creators so I don’t read the poop they come up with BUT they have strengths and they play to their strengths and a lesson can be learned from them. You’ve got to play to your strengths, if your strength doesn’t lie in creating quality art then you’ve got to use whatever is at your disposal.

If YOU have a voice, a fire, a reason, a stance AND you have the go-getter ability of the networkers you will have something nice to play with.

Identify your needs & strengths

To start, work on, and get success on something, one must know one’s strengths and weakness as well. The strategies to overcome weaknesses will come under needs, and it will help you strengthen the foundation knowledge for a bright future.

Coming to the technicality, make sure about your needs. Better, choose a premium blogging platform like WordPress if you can afford. It is not less choosing a Blogger or any other platform as well. Make a list of resources you need to establish yourself as a blogger. That might include the technical aspects like hosting, blogging platform and domain name.

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Personally, you need you make up yourself for it mentally. Blogging is not a one-hour-per-day process. It needs most of the hours sometimes as most professional bloggers do. Plan your day and timings accordingly so that you won’t get disturbed with the hectic schedules. Moreover, the interruptions might take away the charm of the interest of that moment.

Develop a Routine

Routine is the most important part of your work. Everyone wants to be a world travelling blogger and write from the beach and coffee shops in far-away cities. The blunt truth is that it sucks working from anywhere you are unfamiliar with.  On the beach the bugs will eat up your feet and coffee shops are too distracting. You need privacy and routine to create quality work.

I am writing this piece from my MacBook Pro (no hipster in the world can do as many pullups as me) in a coffee shop in Saigon, I would 100% prefer to be at my home writing this. It has taken me over a week to write this, it should have taken me only a morning and an afternoon. Concentration is impossible when out of the normal routine. The other day I was at the airport with a couple hours to kill so I tried to get some writing done and a fella just came and sat right next to me, crossed his legs, and started reading my words. I was flabbergasted at the nerve.

Build your network

Networking is the key to blogging success. The reason professional bloggers have a lot of followers is not only just the content but also the networking. Maintaining healthy writer-reader relationships with your readers helps you grab more eyes. Because as it is said, “a happy reader can bring ten other new readers to our blog.” A reader who gets satisfied with your content and communication will suggest your blog to his friends with pleasure.

Maintain relationship networks with other fellow bloggers as well. This will help you in branding and give you exposure, chances of backlink building as well as other perks that are listed in this post.

It Takes Time

Time plus effort equals results. You’ve got to put in that time before you get yourself a paycheck. Cliches are cliches for a reason, they are often true. It takes time, so keep at it and do not give up. You won’t make any money your first week, month and probably you won’t make any money for over a year. Big deal, you’re building something and that takes time. If you don’t want to wait go and play the lottery and talk about how lucky people with money are.

Walk the Walk

If you’re writing about fitness you should be fit, if you’re writing about money you should have money, if you’re writing about feminism you should be 200 pounds overweight and single. You’ve got to be believable and you’ve got to walk that walk. A little bit of authenticity goes a long way.

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