Jam on the Brakes: One Tip – One Result
Jeff Goins, leader of the 15 Habits of Great Writers Challenge, invited readers to a free webinar with Derek Halpern, creator of Social Triggers marketing blog: How to Generate a Landslide of Blog Traffic that Converts.
Halpern shared a wealth of knowledge and an opportunity to learn much more with his online course targeting bloggers who have something worth teaching others.
One striking point I took away was to concentrate on generating one tip that will provide one result for the reader. Results for the reader provide the blogger with a subscriber. A list of tips, too many to read, too many to try now results in a bookmark, generally left unread, and doomed to future deletion. So next time you think you have to share it all in one go – jam on the brakes!
Stay tuned for more ‘traffic updates’…
julie rowan-zoch 
Great tip!
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Thanks
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Great. When one is reading 10-20 blogs a day, I want pithy and brief! 🙂
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I concur!
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Julie- I especially like how you followed his advice in your post. 😉
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Heh, heh! Thanks Carrie!
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Great post Julie. I feel the same way. One tip — very good advice. I’m having trouble making my rounds, an know I missed some of your posts.
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I would like to say I’m able to keep up with everyone’s posts, but I am sorely behind too – thanks for trying!
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Great advice! I am sorely behind, too. I was doing well about a month ago, but wow! I need to read, read, read. But then again, I need to write, write, write. It is hard to balance!
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Short and sweet…just as we were instructed. Great job, Julie! You have captured the concepts well…
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I think a lot of his advice was very good!
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Great post! I love the last sentence! 😉
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Thanks Erik
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You always come up with the neatest companion illustrations. I know my blog is a traffic jam. I’m sure I could tidy it up. Hmm. Most of my hits come from google searches. So it’s someone looking for a specific project. In these cases, I feel it’s best to provide enough detail for successful project completion. However, this comes at the expense of my regular readers (who I’m sure I bore to tears at times). However, if I want more regular readers, I’d better do a better job at brevity. Starting with this comment, perhaps?
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I think writing more concise posts will help us as PB writers too!
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Guess I need to stretch out my posts.
Kathy
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And your last/current is to good!
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