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So you started blogging only months back and already feeling bored with no backlinks, no popularity and no recognition? Think again.
For the blogging legends, success did not happen overnight. It took them years of posting, consistency, knowledge sharing and socialization(just to name a few) to make it big today. Ask anyone of those celebrity bloggers – they don’t live in vacation homes nor do they spend evenings sipping whiskey and wine in their yachts. They’d probably be writing a new post sipping a coffee.
I did a research on the top blogging legends on their initial days of blogging. I thought I’d find something interesting in these posts since they would be their best of all time.But not really. Many of them were on the usual – “How to get popular” and “how to get discovered” topics.(Yes just like you!) See for yourself.
Interesting common factors
- Most of them started off with something “seemingly” silly.
- All of them were consistent with posting regularly.
- Most of them had either very less or no comments at all in the early posts.
- Most of them wrote on posts that were already covered by someone else.
- Most of them linked a lot to other resources.
The above posts were “discovered” from the blogs archive sections, (who ever featured it.) and it could be wrong. If you have better information please let know.
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Great idea for an article! Its shows there is hope for all of us. I remember those first 2 months where I was writing to an audience of 1 (myself).
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Not sure if you’re right about Seth Godin. I’ve read his blog at least 3-4 years ago.
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You are right Ankesh.
Seth’s first post is this one – Death of a Myth Jan 2002
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