The untold truth about blogging that no blogger would ever be told.

 

Blogging sucks. The untold truth about blogging that no blogger has ever told.

The truth about blogging, sometimes it does suck!

Yes, I said it!

The Expectation of the blogging world is filled with all the lattes in the world, all the words that were written, with all the cups of coffee that were drunk.  

This is read that no one wants to talk about it.  Expecting that you could make easy money as well. 

The hard fact about blogging word that no blogging wants to talk about it.

These are the cold-hearted facts of being a blogger. Let me first say that I am not sharing this information to distract you from starting that blog, or choosing this career path.

Not at all!

I'm only sharing these ugly truths blogging I want you to come into this with open-eyes and be able to have a realistic expectation.

So many bloggers out there making a six-figure income and working a part-time schedule this is the norm.  This is not the rule, you might say it is an expectation that many do have. 

So, they might have worked so hard, but got lucky in finding the right niche at the right time.   So, they are sharing all the sweet truths about blogging because they made it. 

That is not going to fly around here!

I'm not here sharing all the pretty side of blogging.  I'm here sharing the whole truth, the good, the bad, also the ugly. 

 I'm taking you over to the dark side of blogging.  You need to see and be prepared for that if you are going to do this business.

Fact 1:

Blogging takes a lot of work!

No matter what other people say or Trie to portray their own life or blogging as a career.  

Takes a lot of your time, and effort on your part and strategies action must be taken. 

It is not about writing a few articles, and watching your readers roll in.  Which doesn't work that way?

I believe that everyone can do this.  Just try to be realistic with the process.  And except that it is going to take time and a whole lot of work.

Fact 2:

In the beginning, you will be stuck on your phone and your laptop.    You will utilize all the automation tools at a time you might want to outsource to others as well.   Otherwise, you are a one-man show.

With the research, the writing, editing, optimizing, promoting, and social media are all done by you.   For the first year.

 This is the norm.  Just like I mention this in the intro.   So many of those six-figure bloggers have a lot of help.

Fact 3:

You might not have the support of your family or friends with your blogging venture.

This is one of many bloggers' struggles with talking about this.   But I feel this is something that we should talk about.  

For someone that just started their new blog to the world, they are more excited and want to share it with their family and friends, they are their worst cricket. 

This might discourage you in some way.  Believe me, it does.    Just focus on the one that needs a little help and they would love to see or hear what you are writing about, what solution you might have. 

Fact 4:

The problem is with this we don't take the time to eat lunch or take the necessary breaks that we need.   Most of the time we eat something that is unhealthy just to keep going. 

Take care of yourself in your blogging journey.  Keep healthy snacks by you and drink plenty of water too.  

This is important, to stretch daily and also set some time for exercises.

Fact 5:

The biggest thing is that other people steal your work.  Which is not cool and gives blogging a bad name?  

Instead of being mad about it just be prepared for it.  It does happen and it does suck.  Because there are people out there that are just lazy and are unofficial too.