Have You Forgotten The “You”factor? – 4 Easy Ways to Maximize It

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It’s very common to find somebody saying this phrase “This topic is not new, i have seen it somewhere” or rather “Why are you repeating the topic, you are not the expert”. How do you feel when you hear these? Are you discouraged by these comments? This is especially common in the blogging niche. For a new blogger entering into a niche that is saturated, most likely whatever you can think of. The topics has been covered by the A-Lists bloggers in your respective niche.

Are You Forgetting the “You” Factor?

Does this ever came across your mind since the topics are being covered by the authority and the A-List bloggers, well i need to avoid writing this because i can never write better than them. I am sorry to tell you your blog will never take off if you have this kind of mentality.

The authority bloggers started out as a blog rookie too. Even though the competition few years ago may not be as strong as now but they are certainly not taking things for granted. They put in their hard work, they learn to provide value, they are patient and they do not give up easily.

No, i am not trying to elaborate the traits of an A-List blogger here. What i want to get the point across is if they can do it, why shouldn’t you? They are humans same as you. They are not born to know blogging naturally. They don’t have any supernatural powers. They had to go through some tough learning curves when they start to blog. So why do you think you couldn’t be like them?

Sure they are unique in their own ways. But have you forgotten your “YOU” factor? You are unique too. They wrote a post on a particular topic in their own voice and it’s really a good post. That doesn’t mean you can’t write on the same topic. The post you wrote represent your thoughts on the topic and your own voice. You can never write like them but likewise they can never produce something that comes from you.

They are successful because they have the ability to create an impact and influence a lot of people at the same time. Your own unique voice should have your own fair share of supporters too. As long as you keep on maximize your “You” factor, i believe you will see your readership growing bigger and bigger as days goes by.

How Do You Maximize Your ‘You” Factor?

What should you do to maximize the “You” factor? There are 4 easy ways to do it.

• Be Bold

Learn how to have a different opinion. Have you ever challenged the theory of bloggers that you respected? Are you always a yes man? Whatever they write on every posts, you tend to agree what they say. If you have a different opinion, are you bold enough to voice it out? Be it in a post or in the comments box, you should voice it out and i believe all bloggers welcome different opinions.

• Be perseverance

You need to believe in yourself. Who else would if you don’t. Stick to your own principle. Write whatever you think and do not try to copy others just because they are popular. Perseverance is key in finding your “You” factor.

• Be unique

You don’t have to always follow. Sometimes you need to think of leading. Think of what is unique for you to explore on and work towards that. If you can achieve that, you will be leading instead of following.

• Be True

Be true to yourself. If you are a humorous person, you don’t have to hide your humor inside your posts. Write according to your personality. Find the true “You” factor will touch on your readers naturally.

Conclusion

There are many important elements associated with blogging. Some people may say it’s design. Others may say it’s your readers and many other more. They are only half correct. The most important element in blogging is “You”. You decide how your blog is going to be. You decide how many readers you are going to attract. You decide how often your blog needs updating. You decide how your blog is going to start and end. “You” is the most important factor in blogging.

Wrap Up

I am interested to find what you got to say about this. Have you got your “You” factor with you? How do you maximize the “You” factor? Please kindly share with us and don’t hesitate to have a different opinion.

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