Firstly, let's talk about what a blog actually is. A blog is an instant-publication tool. That's all. If you're caught up in thinking that a blog is "an online journal", it can stifle your creativity.
So when you think blog, think "instant publication."
Now let's look at secret ways in which your blog can boost your writing income.
1. More Blogs Equal More Money
I have many blogs, and each blog has a purpose. Blogs take time to develop a readership. Usually when I create a blog, it's for a project which is either currently in development, or which I intend to develop a year or two from now.
Think of each blog you create as an investment. Your investment in a blog may not pay off for several years, just as real-world investments.
2. Sell Yourself and Your Products on Your Blogs
If you're a new writer, a blog will help you because you'll become visible online. It helps you to build your name.
Make a list of all the writing services you provide, and make sure that you advertise these on your blog. For more details www.blog-and-ping.com As your writing services business grows, create a blog for each service.
If you're writing articles, for example, create an articles blog. If you're writing a book, create a blog for the book. And so on.
Ensure that you use your own name on each of your blogs. This means that when a potential buyer of your writing types your name into a Web search engine, all your blogs will show up. You develop credibility as a writer.
This leads to our final secret.
3. Every Blog Post Is an Advertisement for You
Every blog, and every post on that blog, is an advertisement for you as a writer. Writers are in high demand on the Web, however you need to build credibility as a Web writer, and trust.
Every blog you create displays your writing skill. This cuts down on your need to hunt for writing jobs, because clients come to you. For more details www.building-blog-empire.com Eventually, if you focus on blogging, you'll have more clients than you can handle.
Blogging is a way to become an established writer, fast. If you're not blogging, your writing career will never be as successful as it could be. Start a blog (or another one) today.
