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The 12 Week Blog Growth Strategy

January 25 By Kim Anderson

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Blogging is hands down the best career I’ve ever had, but working for yourself is not for the faint of heart.  If you’re a blogger you’ve probably discovered that motivating your self to set a goal, break the goals down and pursue the overtime is way easier said than done.

For example, just the first few weeks of January have been super hard for me because I’ve broken my normal routine by being out of town or having sick kids, a sick spouse and all that jazz.  That interruption makes it feel hard to get back into a routine.  But because I have a plan for 12 Weeks at a time, I know exactly where I need to be this week and what I need to to do pick back up and just keep going toward my goals.

So how does a self-motivated blogger actually see forward progress in our world of constant distraction, hiccups, and options for what we could be doing with our time?

In today’s episode of Just Keep Blogging, I discuss why bloggers should operate their goals in a 12-week window.

Listen to Podcast Episode Now:

If you haven’t already, make sure you take 2-3 hours in the next week and complete my 12-Week Blog Growth Strategy course.  If you are a listener of the podcast you can use the code: podcast to get $15 off!

This has been a huge game-changer this year already for many people as the course gave them the focus, organization, and direction they needed to stop feeling stuck!

12 Week Blog Growth Strategy

 

A 12 Week Blog Growth Strategy for Blogging helps you:

  1. Organize your thoughts into manageable chunks.
  2. Stay focused for 12 Weeks at a time.
  3. Break ideas, tasks, and projects down easily.
  4. Gives you regular evaluation points throughout the year to check your progress.
  5. Ends paralysis of analysis!

I hope you found today’s episode helpful as you make a plan for your own blog and understand why a 12-week based system can make a huge difference for you!

Kim Anderson

Kim’s is the party planning, thrifty life-loving, intentional living catalyst behind the Thrifty Little Mom Blog. Kim was a pro event planner for over 7 years before she became a full-time blogger. Kim is the author of: Live, Save, Spend, Repeat: The Life You Want with the Money You Have. She’s been featured on Time.com, Money.com, Good Housekeeping, Women’s Day, and more! Kim aims to inspire you to create, celebrate, and live life intentionally!

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