You may have noticed an increased posting frequency here as MasonWorld.com. Would you be surprised to know that I have actually published something every day for the past 30 days?
Rising To A Challenge
Thirty days ago, Colleen Slater issued a 30-day posting challenge on the Warrior Forum, and I accepted. The challenge was simple — post something good on your blog every day for 30 days. There was so much traffic to the post, that Warrior took it down.
I like Colleen, so I decided to participate. As you know, I also like her Blog Inferno Product, and recommend it.
Anyway — As my last post in the challenge, I thought I would simply summarize my entries.
I hope you enjoyed the content. As I shift my focus back to some other projects in February, I plan to return to a 2-3 times per week schedule.
Have a great day, and be sure to catch any posts that you missed below.
Regards,
Mark
My 30 Days Of Posting
Day 1 (Jan 5) – Top 5 Reasons To Follow Me On Twitter
Day 2 (Jan 6) – Ultimate Link Building Report Review and Discount
Day 3 (Jan 7) – Authority Of The Warrior Forum
Day 4 (Jan 8) – Understanding Off-Page SEO and rel=”nofollow”
Day 5 (Jan 9) – 2 Ideas For Finding Niche Markets
Day 6 (Jan 10) – $250 Free AdWords Coupon
Day 7 (Jan 11) – Google Trojan Horse – Brad Callen
Day 8 (Jan 12) – 26 Random Niche Site Ideas
Day 9 (Jan 13) – Beginning Affiliate Marketing
Day 10 (Jan 14) – How To Choose An Autoresponder
Day 11 (Jan 15) – Automatic ClickBank and AdSense Notifications
Day 12 (Jan 16) – How To Create An eCourse In One Day For Free
Day 13 (Jan 17) – Great Internet Marketing Podcast
Day 14 (Jan 18) – Use Outsourcing To Meet Your 2009 Goals
Day 15 (Jan 19) – Overcoming Blogger's Block
Day 16 (Jan 20) – How To Check For Broken Links
Day 17 (Jan 21) – Getting High AdSense Payouts
Day 18 (Jan 22) – Crazy Promotions And Scary Movies
Day 19 (Jan 23) – Help A Friend Start A Blog
Day 20 (Jan 24) – A Duplicate Content Experiment
Day 21 (Jan 25) – Don't Stop Yourself From Making Money Online
Day 22 (Jan 26) – What Is Your Backup Plan
Day 23 (Jan 27) – Free Back Links To Your Site
Day 24 (Jan 28) – How Are Your 2009 Goals?
Day 25 (Jan 29) – 5 Great Things About Outsourcing
Day 26 (Jan 30) – Defeating Writer's Block With Quotations
Day 27 (Jan 31) – Announcing The MasonWorld Internet Marketing Forum
Day 28 (Feb 1) – TextToChat – Facebook Goes MLM (huh?)
Day 29 (Feb 2) – FrontPage versus WordPress
Day 30 (Feb 3) – 30 Day Posting Challenge Wrap-Up
Good job Mark – why the smiley face on 1/8? If it’s your b-day, happy belated – mine was the 6th.
LOL — January 8th is my mom’s birthday, but the smiley is a typo. Since it is mom’s birthday, I think I’ll keep it!
lol 8 followed by ) must have converted it to a smiley… funny that it’s your Mom’s birthday.
Good job Mark. I used to post just about everyday, but other than the extra content for the SE’s I saw more viewer interaction after slowing down. There are pros and cons to both. It will be less stressful slowing down the pace, that’s for sure.
I agree. That is something that Garry Conn has told me before too — if you post too much, your content just gets buried because readers are busy and they cannot keep up. It is also not great from an ROI standpoint — I can make a lot more money doing stuff besides writing for this blog. BUT, I like helping people — so there you go.
Thanks for the comment.
Regards,
Mark
Mark,
Are your hands tired yet? lol. Seriously though, I actually take the road less traveled. I write less often but try to wallop my readers with GREAT content every post. The rest of the time I spend promoting.
This method has worked for me for all 3 of my authority sites. While you would think that you would get less traffic because you post less, instead you get MORE traffic because you are promoting constantly.
Anyway, good digs man.
When you did the 30 days challenge, did you find yourself going in unexpected ways in your topics?
I’m interested in creativity, and creative writing and I’m extremely interested in finding ways to utilise the sub/un/conscious mind to harness creativity.
Never tried drugs to do it – I’ve been told by friends you just write crap, and I can do that without damaging my health!
Anyway, I’m interested to find out if you found anything unusual with the challenge.
I definately wrote about things that I would not have found time to write about before. My writing tends to get pretty technical (how-to and websites, etc). I thing drug-induced tutorials or product recommendations might not work. 🙂