8. “Your first blog posts won’t be perfect,

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8. “Your first blog posts won’t be perfect, but you have to start somewhere and grow from there.” — Shane Barker, ShaneBarker.com
Shane Barker's Best Blogging Advice for Bloggers Today
Shane is one of the most well-established digital marketing consultants I’ve gotten to know over the past several years. He’s worked with clients like Inc Magazine, Forbes, Social Media Examiner, CreativeLive and more—to create compelling content that drives traffic and increases revenue for their brands.

He’s also a pro when it comes to growing his own blog that reaches Colombia Phone Number Library of thousands of monthly readers. Here’s what Shane had to share when asked about his best blogging tips and advice:

“The main way I get my leads is from inbound marketing. We invested in content seven or eight years ago, and I still have that original blog post I wrote back then. It’s an absolute piece of doo-doo, it was terrible! I actually show it to my students at UCLA. I say, Look at this blog post, and they’ll tell me it’s terrible, but I’ll reply… the difference is, I started.”

"Your first blog posts won't be perfect, but you have to start somewhere. It'll take time to improve, but you have to jump in." @shanebarker
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“And that’s what most people don’t do. They say, I don’t want to do video because I might look weird. Well, I can promise that your first video is going to look terrible, and your first blog post is not going to be awesome either… but you just have to do it. You have to start somewhere. We invested in content marketing, and we’re now at a point where we get a great amount of traffic and a good number of leads from my website on a daily basis.”

9. “Don’t blindly follow the blogging tips and advice you hear. If something you’re told conflicts with what’s important to you, stick to your own convictions.” — Anna Vital, Adioma
Anna Vital's Best Blogging Advice for Designers
Before Anna launched her infographic design tool, Adioma, she rose to fame as a designer and blogger that crafted some of the most viral infographics ever to be shared in the tech startup and venture capital spaces.

From visually documenting the founder journeys of people like Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos, to landing paid projects doing design work with brands like Google, Legal Zoom and Cisco, Anna’s learned a thing or two about how to use her blog as a platform to create a business. Here’s her best blogging tips and advice:

“Don’t worry about implementing all of the blogging tips and pieces of advice you hear. I read too many blogs, got a lot of advice about how I should do something… but at the end of the day, it’s your passion, your personality, that drives what you’re going to do. If some of that blogging advice conflicts with what’s important to you, then you’re not going to be able to use all that passion to drive your project forward.“