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Ever Look Back And Wonder How You Got Where You Are Today? Ever take stock of your life, look back and wonder how you got where you are today... wondering if you took a left instead of that right at the fork in the road, how things might be different? For me -- looking back -- money was a factor very early on, beginning right after college.

You see, when I finished with school I was left with over $35,000 in college tuition loans that needed repaying...Plus I had 5 credit cards, all maxed out, and all hot on my ass to make sure I paid my monthly minimums... not to mention rent and all the other crap you have to pay just to live.And yet -- nobody wanted to hire me, so my debts loomed LARGE in my mind -- always.As you might imagine, there were simply no good companies looking to hire a 27-year old college dropout.

Yes, in retrospect it probably wasn't the best way to go -- but like tens of thousands of other college kids, I was not really thinking too hard about my future while in school...A Small Classified Ad Changed My Life -- Changed Me -- In Ways I Wouldn't Wish On Anyone, Including My Worst Enemy...

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How to Develop a Niche Blog Content Plan

How to Develop a Niche Blog Content Plan Writing Content 0 comments Jonathan Thomas is a blogger and social media marketer that runs several successful niche blogs such as: Niche Blogger Today - a guide for niche bloggers and Anglophilia - The world’s largest Anglophile blog. You can connect with him on Twitter: @jonathanwthomasThe best way to build traffic for a new niche blog is to have lots of content and to post it regularly. Many new bloggers don’t realize this and are often disappointed with their traffic when they start out. 

They write a post or two a week and the traffic just isn’t increasing. It’s de-motivating and makes you question whether or not you should waste your time niche blogging.To help generate steady traffic and attract loyal readers, you need to have a content schedule. This could mean blogging five or seven days a week or it could mean just posting on the same two days of the week. Your readers want to know when to expect new stuff from you. So, why is it good for your niche blog to have a content plan and how should you develop it?Why do you need a Content Plan?

How to Develop a Niche Blog Content Plan

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