So\u00a0yesterday’s email\u00a0is kinda late, like an entire day!<\/p>\n
That’s because\u00a0yesterday was one of those days where I only managed to sit down\u00a0and work at 4pm.<\/p>\n
Today I’m just doing a half day, got some fun things to get up to this afternoon,\u00a0so I’m\u00a0doing this email bright and early.<\/p>\n
And boy have their been some great posts.<\/p>\n
I’m keeping it short and sweet today because I’ve only got an hour left before I need to go. So without further ado, I’m going to leave you with today’s best blog posts.<\/p>\n
Ciao,<\/p>\n
Michael<\/p>\n
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One of my favourite blogs is Neil Patel’s.\u00a0The content he provides is amongst some of the best content I’ve seen anywhere.<\/p>\n
If you’re not already following his blog, then I recommend you do, or… you just keep reading this email because I’m\u00a0following it and will let you know where there’s something you need to read.<\/p>\n
Today I want you to look at this post which shows how to drive more traffic.<\/a><\/p>\n Like all of\u00a0the posts on this blog, it’s pretty\u00a0chunky in length, which is something he does because it’s proven blog posts over 2000 words have better SEO value.<\/p>\n The only thing I disagree with in his list of ten is the infographics\u00a0session. For me, they take a\u00a0ton of time to create (or are very expensive) and the\u00a0time-cost benefit isn’t worth it.<\/p>\n Different if you’ve got some good social media presence and a network who will share it for you. Then\u00a0they’re\u00a0worth it,\u00a0otherwise I’d give them a miss for now.<\/p>\n [divider]<\/p>\n There’s no doubt\u00a0that\u00a0writing daily will change\u00a0the way you write. It’s one of the reasons that I write this email every day, apart from\u00a0it being enjoyable.<\/p>\n Without any shadow of a doubt, if you need to write, and who doesn’t in this\u00a0age of internet, then doing writing daily is the best thing you will ever do for your writing.<\/p>\n The hardest part of it is the discipline of doing it.<\/p>\nHow 6 Months of a Daily Journaling Habit Changed My Writing<\/h1>\n
This Actually Works<\/h2>\n