Happiness and Slavery in Blog Marketing, Rules of Skymarch Shows New Philosophy

 Happiness and Slavery in Blog Marketing, Rules of Skymarch Shows New Philosophy

By Jacob Malewitz

Graphitti Designs, Graphittidesignspublishing.blogspot.com

Early in my blogging career, I wanted to know first  the benefits of blogging, second how I might get readers, how to make money, and more fun maybe, where the blog platform would go. I wanted to know first how to even set up a simple site, then how to publish, then I thought, where are readers, and finally, how do you make an income? That sets it up simple: set up blog marketing, get readers, earn an income. Like all fields, there is a lot of buzz in blogging: thousands try to last in a field ripe with opportunity. For fun Rules of Skymarch readers, I will show you how to get readers and a following.

But what I added a few new ideas to blog marketing. For example, how happy is the richest blogger and how happy are the new bloggers who see no success yet off blogging? What strategies do they try to win? Where are the billionaires in the blog world and where are the new artists? Another question: what is blog marketing?

Blog marketing is developing a blog around it’s advertising methods, what customers you contact, and what kind of posts you publish that they might follow or read.  Happiness found in blogging is interesting. 

The habits of bloggers and writers may be very good: hold in front of computer as if you were writing or reading a book, type this page, advertise it to new readers and promote your business. Slavery in blogging is a euphemism like happiness: are some bloggers non-paid and are some starting to lose in blog marketing? In other words, slavery is when you see no success, when you have no income, and when your blog marketing strategy is losing. 


So if the idea of slavery is getting complicated, now let’s show what makes bloggers happy.


Three Reasons Bloggers Are Happy:


--There blog marketing strategy is working. They are creating an income

--They have readers. The blogger is winning; the blogger may encourage response to writing; the marketing plan is winning too, and can lead to more success

--The blogger for example may not be rich, but bloggers can get happy with money. If you are making money, you have won.


Slavery in Blog Marketing

Bloggers can be happy, but for philosophy, what is slavery in conjunction with blog marketing. Slavery in early cultures was a sign of wasted time, or a mistake being made. To compare it like a euphemism to blog marketing may be odd: bloggers make no money, advertising isn't working, and there are few readers for the bloggers blog.  There are no wins. 

For example, if after one year of blog marketing you have no readers, you may call that practicing slavery. You have no win for your work. You need to try and overhaul your full blog marketing strategy if this is the case. Where can you do better? How can you make money? And what is success? Try fresh marketing strategies. Try to sell your product. And understand you develop success over time.

Get the win. Get the readers by working and trying new blog marketing methods. And showcase what you can do for your blog to increase your income, to make money investing time into blogging.

Simply put, the philosophy of blog marketing can be simple: win with work, win readers, win money. Slavery, it is said, is a mistake. So if you are unhappy with your blog marketing, try new methods soon. If you are on the other hand are a happy blogger, then establish your marketing plan. Here on Rules of Skymarch, be more of a happy blogger than one compared to slavery. Don’t waste your time. Try more of my methods for the win we all want in marketing: designing wins that allow you to gain money.

--Rules of Skymarch is about new trends in the marketing field. Jacob Malewitz is the author of The Writer Who Smiles, a book published on Booklocker.com. He is an active blogger, copwriter, and freelance journalist who spends his time running the fun Rules of Skymarch. For coaching or for work interest, follow graphittidesignspublishing.blogspot.com and send me an email.

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