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tatijan1

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Is the success of blogging and marketing derived by luck? I see so many stupid vloggers and bloggers who post shit but get so much attention...Is it luck that works?
 
Vlogging is not internet marketing. Please don't make that mistake again.

For bloggers, though, a thorough keyword research that is at work here ... probably.
 
I believe that luck is nothing more than being in the right place at the right time and being ready and able to take advantage of it when the opportunity arises. Are there some people who make something stupid and get "lucky" so to speak? I am sure there are. Real luck is nothing more than hard work, proper education, and the grind, and the grind, and the grind, and the grind. When you have a goal and your chasing it and doing the work day in and day out "luck" just happens because you have paid your dues. Just as a bucket fills with water one drop at a time, success happens one action at a time.
 
Is the success of blogging and marketing derived by luck? I see so many stupid vloggers and bloggers who post shit but get so much attention...Is it luck that works?
It is not luck but sheer smart and hard work. The right keyword research and marketing will make you a successful blogger.
 
OP its luck and consistency which makes you a successful blogger. Plus how good you are at showing yourself to be expert at something which you dont have clue about.
 
Luck is if you don't try too hard and get great results.
Bad luck is imo incredibly rare and usually, the person is just doing something wrong.

If you try hard and try often you completely circumvent the above, and set yourself on the road to success.
 
It's not about luck. The bloggers and vloggers that post shit get so much attention because a big part of our society (especially youngsters) resonates with that.
 
Is the success of blogging and marketing derived by luck? I see so many stupid vloggers and bloggers who post shit but get so much attention...Is it luck that works?

Some of these successful vloggers/bloggers started at an opportune time. Used to make quality content then ran out of ideas and switched to shitty but profitable content. Worked with PR companies. Had successful friends to collaborate with, etc etc.

If you want to be a successful blogger or vlogger you need a niche, consistent quality content, lots of content, lots of engagement with your early followers/fans.
 
This is so true I also whatever your mind is set to do your actions will follow. How much you want something will determine the effort and time you invest. It's like driving a car wherever your eyes are focused determines the destination of the vehicle.
 
I believe if you provide what people are looking for you will succeed. A lot of these people are good researchers and markets, and part personality I guess.
 
I ask the same question about pointless youtubers.The fact is everyone has a demographic that they make content for.You might not be the demo
 
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