When I launched LMYU, I had the goal of 150 articles in the first 90 days. This is a lofty goal for sure. 150 articles is a lot. How did I brainstorm all the article ideas to plan out 150 articles? It’s actually much easier than you think. I’ll explain my unique method in-depth throughout this guide.
The other day I was asked how my little startup — the site you are on right now — could have earned over $500 in the first month after launch (actually the first two weeks). Mostly since there was virtually no traffic, and obviously, Google isn’t ranking anything yet.
We all look forward to the outcome, but sometimes we grow weary and impact productivity when the project takes a long time to complete. The end goal seems so far away that the excitement we had when starting the work fades.
Sometimes we get so deep into our work everything feels special about it. The truth is, to your potential customers, they may not notice. There is so much vying for their attention you have to do something that stands out.
Hello blogger. What if I told you there was a way you could create your blog posts, landing pages, and any content marketing, ahem, content, exceptionally fast so you can create more, and therefore be on your way to earning more, in a shorter amount of time.
This is probably the single most asked question I see — learn the secret to post length here.
You should take it personally but don’t take it personally. What the heck could I possibly mean by that? It sounds like I’m just contradicting myself. Let me explain.
The keyword to focus on is honestly. Because we’d all love to think customers will pay based on all the hard work and dedication we’ve put into our products and services. All the blood, sweat, and tears over the years to gain the skills necessary to turn an idea into something real.
Creating a product or service from scratch, starting from just an idea, is no easy task. There is an awful lot to think about. Where do you start? Who are you trying to help? What skills do you have that you can leverage? Do you have the time?
Difficult ideas have big rewards, but the journey to completing them is fraught with major hurdles, laws, long timelines, and more. You’ll question your very being sometimes but have the desire to make it work. Are you ready to launch a difficult idea?