On average it takes me two hours to research, write, publish and promote a new post to my personal blog.
This morning I decided to "crunch the numbers" to see if I could determine just how much actual value my blog had contributed to my business so far this year.
Check it out because I'm confident you'll walk away encouraged... because as the old saying goes:
"I'm not telling you it is going to be easy, I am telling you it is going to be worth it."I've been posting to my blog for just over two years and have 160 posts. That works out to one post every 4 or 5 days.
70% of these posts rank on the front page of Google for they "keyword phrase" I was targeting which means... "Mission Accomplished"... because my #1 rule is to ALWAYS be "posting on purpose for profit" - unless, of course, you are posting a hobby blog or a family blog or something like that.
But if you are trying to build a business and make money - if you are not posting on purpose for profit, you are leaving massive profits on the table. See . See
http://freedom.postingonpurpose.com
$1,562.50 PROFIT PER POST... so far this year and we still have four months to go!
Isn't that nuts?
The difference that makes all the difference, seriously, is learning what it means to POST ON PURPOSE with the purpose of accomplishing exactly what you are seeking.
* Do you need leads? Post for leads.
* Do you need sales? Post for sales.
* Do you need social likes and comments? Ask for them!
But, Rob... I Don't Have a BlogYou don't need to have your own blog.
There are a LOT of places where you can set up a blog for free like the one you see in graphic there (
http://bit.ly/PMooMO) that can also send you a lot of traffic, leads and sales. That screen shows over 5,000 visits from a free blog in the past two weeks!
So get in and get busy. It may not be easy... but it is certainly worth the effort because is you do it right you can create what Robert Kyosaki calls "ROI Unlimited" - meaning you can create an infinite return.
Work ONCE and get paid again and again and again.
Bless and be blessed,
Rob Fore
http://blog.robfore.com
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