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What Are the 2 Most Critical Points of Guest Posting Successfully?

Guest posting is a fun way to help people and to grow your blog traffic and profits.

Do you feel confused about how to do it right? My email inbox seems littered with messages from folks who feel confused about how to effectively guest post. The best way to guest post successfully is to write your butt off – becoming a skilled, confident writer – and to network generously by helping bloggers and asking for nothing.

Do these two things to land guest post invites left and right. How does that sound? Being invited to guest post? Freeing, right? This is the fun way to succeed online; build up your skills and network, have posture and allow sweet success to flow to you.

Guest posting really blows up your online presence; no, not in a dangerous way, but in a good way, a successful, expansive way. Imagine leveraging the stuffing out of your presence by helping a ton of folks across a wide range of platforms. Awesome-sauce, right? Feels good to help oodles of folks and to be all over the place. As you may imagine, guest posting can wildly accelerate your blogging success. Here’s how to do it right.

Write Like the Dickens

Or…write like mad.

For practice, write 500-1000 words daily in a Word document. Why? Bloggers who practice writing become so skilled that they have the keys to virtually any blog. I have publishing rights on many blogs. Bloggers who respect my writing skills – earned after thousands of hours of writing practice – simply gave me publishing rights and told me to post whenever I wanted to post. Good deal for me and for my fellow bloggers.

Write like mad to become super duper skilled, confident and clear on your writing skills. Fellow bloggers will trip over themselves, inviting you to guest post on their blogs. Sounds, sweet, right? Sure beats cold pitching bloggers with your subpar writing skills, being rejected virtually all the time.

Network Generously

Ultimately, this is the massive difference maker, guys. Networking generously connects you with bloggers, who, appreciating your generosity, form a bond with you. As long as you can write – practice heaps, my Young Blogging Padawans – these folks will invite you to guest post on their blogs. Hands down, if you network generously you will receive an endless supply of guest posting invites. Gone will be the days of needing to pitch bloggers from a stranger danger energy. Nope. Now you get to feel good receiving all types of guest posting opportunities finding you via your inbox and on social media, too.

Promote other bloggers on social media. Promote other bloggers on your blog. Help people. Comment genuinely on blogs. Be of service. Be generous. Make sure to ask for nothing, OK guys? Generous servants make blogging buddies easily, and the guest posting invites flow just as easily, if you commit to writing practice.

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Hey…do you feel connected? Or are you on the outside looking-in, feeling a bit like a stranger, lost in the blogging doldrums? I can help you get connected so those sweet guest post invites and increasing blogging success flows your way. Sound good to you? Buy my eBook to become a connected blogger and to enjoy your networking journey:

13 Steps to Become an Unstoppable Networking Machine

Post a positive review if you enjoyed the eBook, OK? Share the eBook on Twitter, Facebook and on your blog so we can help more bloggers feel super connected, increasing all success for the hard-working, rocking bloggers out there. Let’s spread the word to do our part in inspiring bloggers to be  connected and successful.

Written by Ryan Biddulph

Ryan Biddulph is a blogger, author, and world traveler who's been featured on Richard Branson's Virgin Blog, Forbes, Fox News, Entrepreneur, Positively Positive, Life Hack, John Chow Dot Com and Neil Patel Dot Com. He has written and self-published 126 bite-sized eBooks on Amazon and can help you build a successful blog at bloggingfromparadise.com

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