The main goal of this blog is to help people bridge the gap between their “real” life and their “online” life. Some people have a rich online life that is limited to email and browsing, but think they absolutely cannot have a website of their own, that they don’t know where to start, and so forth.
The beauty of this 31-day challenge promoted by Problogger’s Darren Rowse is that it helps you, step by step, improve your blog (but a lot of the advice is valuable also for other kinds of websites) with specific tasks. The only thing you need to bear in mind is that for this challenge to be truly helpful, you must already have a blog or website. This challenge is for those who are not absolute beginners, but are not yet fully fledged professionals. The in-betweens. I fall into this category, so it is the ideal challenge for me. I have a few followers, I have some subscribers, I have a newsletter that is slowly growing, and I am set up for advertising and affiliate sales. I just have to find new ways of letting people know that I exist and giving them good content they can enjoy and perhaps learn something from. [read more…]

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