How to become a famous Blogger

It takes a lot of effort, hard work, research and dedication to become a famous Blogger however there are certain things that can increase your chance of becoming a famous blogger if you managed to do correctly you will .

He has got a story to tell

One of the famous internet Bloggers Jeremy Schoemaker is well known for his six digit Adsense check, while Jeremy might have done lots of effort marketing his blog its clear that one of the main factors that made his blog popular is the picture he took for himself with that adsnese check.

People like to tell stories especially if they had some extraordinary events. For example my story is really short but extremely impressive, I am 27 years old right now (the time of writing this post) and my blog(s) brings me one million every three years.

What’s your story?

Is your Blog boring? Does it have anything extraordinary?
Did you manage to beat cancer using lemon juice or did you manage to invent a computer in your backyard then founded a Big company called Apple later on?

If you want your Blog to become popular then you must consider having an interesting story that can make you famous. These days we are going through a new phase of marketing where the customers themselves are your sales people. (see Social networking marketing).

You no longer need to recruit dozens of internet marketers to become popular but you just need to give the already existing crowed something to blabber about and nothing can be more effective than an amazing story.

Below is the illustration shows how to become a famous blogger

1. Choose what type of blog you want to create – much thought must go here. For me, when it’s my turn to blog here, I like to post pictures I don’t own in place of actual thoughts or opinions. Most other people just blog about their hobbies and interests. Pretty straightforward so far!

2. Decide how often you’re going to post. Wikihow reports that blogging daily is best for lots of hits. It seems they’ve just pulled this stat from their arse, based on “someone’s” thoughts.I suggest a new post every ten minutes. That way you can enthral your readers for hours with pictures of your cat/stories about your adorable children. Updates range from: ‘just eating dinner with hubby now’ to ‘I made a funny rofl lolol roflcopter 1!!!!11eleven’ to an in-depth analysis of whatever your favourite thing is.

4. Get some things together beforehand because some recommend putting together about a month’s worth of material before you tell anyone about your blog.Wikihow makes this point in case fame beckons and one needs to update more regularly than they have prepared for. They recommend one month’s worth of blogs. Who, by the way, are these “some people” Wikihow references? Perez Hilton? Belle de Jour? That woman whose aim in life is to kiss one man a day? Some other famous blogger I should know about but don’t? Either way, the clear message here is: be prepared or you will get pregnant and die.There’s always time for Mean Girls quotes!

5. Tell close friends about your blog and ask them to tell their friends. Now I’m beginning to wonder if the writer of said article is on crack. Newsflash: none of your friends actually care about some blog you write that occupies a tiny part of the blogosphere. Sure, they might leave a well-intended comment once every three months, but chances are they read the title and first three lines before going back to the real world. These comments are usually airy and flimsy: “great blog! It made me laugh” – notice there is no actual reference to your blog’s material. Besides, seeing as you’re sad enough to start a blog and are of the belief that your opinion matters, then chances are you have few/no friends. You can tell all four of your buddies and your cat all you want – it’s not gonna make your views multiply.

6. Look around the internet for blogs you love. What this really means is spam other people’s vaguely similarly blogs with empty statements about how interesting and wondrous their blog is, making sure to leave behind a helpful link or track back to your equally interesting and wondrous blog. Spam is your friend. Embrace it!

7. Build a network with other people in the blogosphere – make friends online. After all, if you have no friends in real life, there’s always the internet. You can be whoever you want online. No longer are you the overweight creeper sitting in the corner drinking alone! You can be Batman or Kick-Ass or even the Pope! It’s best to infiltrate online communities such as LiveJournal and blogspot. Make friends with these poor, unsuspecting people!
Point 4 is the crux to the importance of this point. If you plan to blog about orchids, be sure to seek out an online community a week or two before you post your blog about orchids. Befriend the unsuspecting web users and then tactfully mention your blog and how you would love if they were to take a look at it.

Those are the seven really helpful points on Wikihow. I have taken time out of my considerably busy schedule (who am I kidding?) to add three of my own. These are by far the most important points of all. You must follow these. *Uses Jedi mind-tricks*


from  https://sites.google.com/site/allmoneystore/successful-online-marketing/