I thought I'd last a couple of weeks. It turns out 15–30 minutes a day is enough for a blog to start bringing clients to you.
Today marks exactly 200 days of writing and publishing every single day.
An interesting experience.
I used to think that posting video every day was very hard. For the last 2 years we’ve been posting 2–3 videos a day to my social media.
When the idea came to me to challenge myself and start writing one line a day, I thought I’d last a couple of weeks, and then something urgent would come up, or I’d simply forget about it.
It turned out that if the desire is there, you can easily publish new content every day, investing 15–30 minutes of your time into it.
The most valuable thing about running a blog is that it creates a situation where you have a queue of clients. You’re not the one running around telling people about your product or service — people come to you and want to work with you.
At some point I asked myself: “How do I make clients find me on their own?” Social media turned out to be the real answer to that question.
If you have ever thought (or are thinking) about running your own blog, let me give you a line from Gary Vaynerchuk that completely changed my life. He said: “If you post 2–3 pieces of content to your social media every day, in 6 months you won’t recognise your life.”
Listening to that advice was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.
Have you ever thought about running your own blog on social media?
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