7 Reasons To Be A Positive Blogger

January 19th, 2010 · 29 Comments

This is a guest post from Ruth of WebCareerGirl.com. See how you can guest post on Teenius.

When it comes to making a success of yourself on the internet, whether that means making some money or just writing a blog that actually has readers, a positive mindset it crucial. But in my personal experience, if you can translate that positive mindset into the words you write and the way you interact with other bloggers you’ll do a lot better. Here are seven reasons why:

1) Attract Likeminded People / Make New Friends

Firstly, if your blog is primarily positive, you’ll attract likeminded people. I love interacting with friendly, positive bloggers, and knowing people like that helps to push me forward. Nobody can avoid attracting negative people and negative comments from time to time, but your real online friends will help remind you what’s important.

2) Increase Your Readership

Who wants to keep going back to read a grumpy old blogger’s rants? True, there may be times when taking the role of the ‘grumpy’ blogger could make you stand out, but generally people will want to visit bloggers who are happy, upbeat and can inspire action with some positive writing.

3) Learn To Show off the Best Side of You

By telling you to be a positive blogger I certainly don’t mean trying to be someone you’re not. Showing off your own unique style is so important when it comes to blogging, but by thinking about what you’re writing, and trying to stay positive at all times, you’ll be showing off the very best side of yourself.

4) You’ll Be Motivated to Succeed

Even the most positive and upbeat blogger will have times that they think ‘am I getting anywhere?’ You might feel like giving up, but often half an hour spent writing from a positive perspective is enough to change your mindset around and get you back on track to meet your goals. And you’ll probably end up realising that things weren’t as bad as you thought!

5) Your Passion Will Show Through

Being positive doesn’t just mean ‘looking on the bright side of life’, it also means finding things to blog about that you actually enjoy. By choosing the positive side of yourself, the passion for what you’re writing will show through and your blog will only improve.

6) Challenge Yourself

Sometimes writing positive comments or helping people out comes very easily to me, but at others it doesn’t, and I just want to complain! Whilst that mood may show through in my online adventures from time to time, I usually tell myself to just stop complaining, and only write if I have something positive to say. More often than not there will be a positive spin that you can put on any situation, and you’ll be challenging yourself to be a better writer to find out how to convey that.

7) Help Others and You’ll Help Yourself

Being positive isn’t just limited to writing in a positive way. You might want to help people by replying to any questions they have, helping them out and pointing them in the right direction for their own endeavours. I try to do this wherever I can and, whilst some people will never thank you for it, most people are grateful and appreciate what you’ve done. On top of that, your positivity might even inspire others to do good! Don’t just do things because you expect others to reciprocate – but be a positive blogger and you’ll reap the rewards eventually.


stopAbout the author…
Ruth is a blogger and writer from the UK who runs WebCareerGirl.com, where she blogs about her ‘make money online’ journey. Follow her blog, or visit her Twitter page to get to know her a bit better.
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