The Best Steemit Blogging Tips Through Quotes

Don't you hate it when in the article you put tons of effort doesn't get deserved attention?

Everyone goes through this phase, even the top users of steemit that you see today.

So, Here are quotes from (Non Steemit) Authors/Bloggers/Writers that will make you understand this profession.

Let's break it down,

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My most important piece of advice to all you would-be writers: When you write, try to leave out all the parts readers skip.

Elmore Leonard

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There Are Two Typos Of People In This World: Those Who Can Edit And Those Who Can’t.

Jarod Kintz

Read that again!

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Give them quality. That's the best kind of advertising.

Milton Hershey

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Write what you know.

Mark Twain

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Content is anything that adds value to the reader's life.

Avinash Kaughik

Do I?

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Don't focus on having a great blog. Focus on producing a blog that's great for your readers.

Brian Clark

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If you can learn something new every day, you can teach something new every day.

Martha Stewart

More you teach, more you learn. Profit?

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If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough.

Albert Einstein

Truth has been spoken.

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Quality is more important than quantity. One home run is much better than two doubles.

Steve Jobs

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You can’t please all the readers all of the time; you can’t please some of the readers all of the time, but you really ought to try to please at least some of the readers some of the time.

Stephen King

Ah, so true!

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If you have nothing else to share, nothing to say, then go out and do something amazing first.

Leo Babauta

Now, you don't even have to go out — you have Internet. But yeah I do agree travel posts do better.

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If I were to nail down a key ingredient to blogging success, it would have to be a consistent posting habit. Most bloggers fail because they want instant gratification. They think, mistakenly, that blogging is a quick and easy way to get rich. When they first start, they’ll post like crazy for a few weeks, maybe even a few months. When nothing comes from it, they quit and become a statistic.

John Chow

Sounds familiar, isn't it?

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(Superheroes) can disappear for months or years and then burst back onto the scene with a climactic display of their impressive powers. Okay for superheroes, not okay for your content. It might feel boring and constraining, but publishing consistently brings results.

Amy Harrison

I vouch for this.

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The thing about all successful people is, they all started somewhere. They didn’t just wake up one morning with an international clothing company, or a graphic design firm, or a famous cupcake shop, or a blog with 50,000 readers. So make a list: What’s ONE thing I can accomplish today that will take me one step closer to my goal? Then do that one thing. Then another thing. Then another. It’s all about the baby steps.

Angi Clark

All wisdom you need.

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Your headlines are the first and sometimes the only chance you get to grab readers attention. Write something that makes potential visitors want to know more about the topic.

Steven Wilson

I need to work on that.

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You need to organize your content in a clear and easy-to-read format to keep your readers engaged, regardless of its length.

Pauline Cabrera

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Successful people don’t spam.

Adrienne Smith

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If you really want to have success on your blog through blog commenting, you need to write comments that starts to get the attention of the blog owner.

Andrew M. Warner

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Blogging is not for earning its about helping others with the knowledge you have.

Syed Faizan Ali

This made me emotional :(

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