What's The Best Way To Go About This?

Thanks for your post. I edited my post above to add for #1 that I mean post 3-4 times a week for a few months. Sorry, I should have been more clear.

2-3 times a week seems like a good mix of not too much, not too little.

Thanks again.

Good point. Thanks for your post.


Yeah, I am worried about the burning out thing.

I brought this (burn out) up to a good friend of mine, we are both about to start our blogs. Then it dawned on me that him and I write emails to each other several times a week, sometimes several times a day, and if we added them up, they'd be great pieces of content to share. So essentially we are already writing at least one piece of content a day.

Either way, again, I think 2-3 is a good pace. And yes, if I get ahead of myself I can schedule the posts for whenever I want. Probably what I'll end up doing.

Hey Steve,

Thanks for your post. And that is a good idea! We plan to work together to help each other with this and build both of the blogs.

My friend is one of the sharpest guys I've ever met. I thought I knew a lot about marketing and sales, haha, he knows even more.

We plan on using the email content somehow. We cover a ton of topics, so I may gather all of the emails and clean them up (edit out the irrelevant stuff) and make it into a report or something. That or just do like you said, use them as content for the blogs.


Thanks for the link, I'll give it a look.

EDIT: Read the content in the link above, seems to be geared toward article niche marketing. My plan is a site on marketing and sales as a whole. No real niche. My goal is to post such quality content that people talk about it, link to it, share it on Facebook, etc. and the site gets most of it's traffic that way.

Steve Pavlina claims all of his traffic is because of great content. He gets something like 150-200K visitors a month. That is my plan. I know I know, everyone thinks they are good and that alone will push them to stardom. But, I'm just tired of all of the B.S. being thrown around these days. I almost feel obligated to create a blog and share what I know with anyone who is willing to invest in themselves and learn.

My friend is the same way, we are both pissed off at all of the junk out there. Seems the only way to make a ton of money is to lie to people and claim they will make $50,000 tomorrow when they push a button. But we both know what's possible with a little hard work and knowing what to do. He has had some big success in his life, I've had success as well (although it absolutely pales in comparison to his), so we can help a lot of people.

So I'll be moving forward with this regardless. But at the same time, great content is worthless if no one sees it and learns from it.

Guess I'll find out if great content will be my best form of marketing.