Stop Being Original. Learn How To Steal To Be A Successful Blogger
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Sian Phillips
Sian is the Managing Editor of TweakYourBiz.com, an Associate with The Ahain Group and a Moderator on BizSugar. With over 20 years' worth of experience in business and …









Comments
224 days ago
You most certainly hit the nail on the head with this post. I love the "stealing" theme and it's SO TRUE. It wasn't until I began to steal ideas of other bloggers and infuse my own personality into them that I started to gain the recognition of some blogging heavy weights in my niche.
There's no such thing as originality when it comes to blogging, but there is such a thing as having your own unique personality. That's what sets you apart in a niche where there's much competition - that and a sincere effort to build relationships with those bloggers you stole from to get even more exposure. :)
Thanks for sharing this post with our community over on BizSugar. I appreciate it!
Ti
224 days ago
225 days ago
Jon Morrow is also one of my best friend that I really respect a lot too.
Thanks for sharing!
225 days ago
Thank you for sharing!