The Five Most Common Misconceptions Associated With Blogging And Blogging

Over the past few years, blogging or blogging has involved many people who want to make money without leaving home.

The truth is that the reality of the blogosphere may not justify iridescent expectations, based on some amazing (usually just fictionalized or embellished) stories of rapid success that you've probably heard.

Therefore, it is important that you fully understand and represent the underside of the blog reality. This is necessary to not be disappointed and not upset if your blogger life is not as easy as you expected. Of course, no one says that blogging is not worth it! It's even worth it! But with the mind. And not with fantastic, but real expectations.

Five of the most common misconceptions that beginner bloggers are facing are described below. They can help you adequately assess whether blogging is the right choice for you or not.

1. Most likely, you will not make a lot of money

If you want to create and maintain a blog just because you've heard a lot about the people who have become rich in blogging, and not because you have the knowledge or skills that you would like to share, and they can be useful to someone, the chances of success very few.

Are there any bloggers who earn six figures a month? Yes there is. They themselves tell you about this when advertising their training courses. And among your friends there are such? No. And why? Because the vast majority at best make a couple of hundred dollars a month on their blog, or even much less.

Those people who earn seductive sums with many zeros on their blogs are not at all a norm for the blogosphere. The bloggers community is not a millionaire club. Everything, as in real life. Blogging is hard work, in which those who work are achieving success.

2. To be successful, you have to work hard. To work a lot!

If you want to be a successful blogger with a popular blog, you need to spend a lot of time and effort to achieve your goals. Bloggers not only publish posts. They constantly maintain a dialogue with visitors through comments. They spend time analyzing and studying information from other popular blogs, etc. They promote their blog in various ways. All this requires a lot of time, special skills and patience. The dream of three or four hours of work a day will have to be postponed for a long time.

3. People will upset you

Do not think that you will get a blog, start to tell your stories there, and hundreds of pleasant readers will appear to you, ready to praise and discuss your work. No. You will be disappointed. On the Internet you will hear a lot of negative things about yourself and about your posts. The more your popularity, the more will come to you envious people and other offended. And you have to be loyal to this. You need to be pretty thick-skinned to become a popular blogger.

4. People, probably without hesitation, will steal your information

Unfortunately, copyright laws so far do not help bloggers who really create original content and publish it on their website. Yes, you can contact the site owner and report a violation of your copyright. But usually they respond with silence. You need to be prepared for the fact that your content will be published anywhere without any reference to your authorship.

5. Visitors will not appear quickly

Building a successful blog takes time. Only the publication of interesting articles, photographs and videos is not enough for the appearance of many readers. A lot of time will have to spend on promoting your blog by all available methods. It is possible that you will have to spend money on this too.

Infinite patience, perseverance and the desire to constantly learn - these are the three features that must necessarily possess those who want to be a successful blogger and receive their income.