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When your are a Newbie in blogging world, you find creating a blog geeky and techie. You also feel like you're lost in the middle of nowhere because blogging has been a common trend these days and everybody has got a blog. So how come you fit in? Likewise, the topic that you choose looks so common. And how to stand out? You become hopeless.Then you think blog is not something you can do and finally quit it.

Speaking about my own experience, when I was newbie I had to pull my hair out to understand blogging and stuff. I had my friends who began blogging with me, reached far ahead leaving me behind in the race. I was gonna leave blogging. But my momma said "Fire shall be woken from ashes" and stopped me. So, I didn't gave up. Rather I kept going and kept learning what was blogging.

The foremost thing that I learned was its an art. If it were not an art then every blogger would have been successful. Then it'll gonna be very hard to be successful right? Wrong! actually its not hard, takes some effort though. It can be mathematically represented this way effort + tricks/ideas/plan/schemes = success in blogging. Looks funny but its how it is. Yes you got to be little smart, not geeky and techie. You have to develop your own strategy, create new ideas, apply them and keep on experimenting.

The second thing is to take it real slow. Going very fast is like eating very hot food and burning your tongue. Wait for the food cool down, then eat it. Let the time do the magic.

Lastly, its your writing technique which is needed. There is no need for having a good knowledge base of vocabulary. Just write what you want to. Use a very simple language that both 6 years old child and 40 years old learned person can understand. But keep it grammatically correct. And use popular formula of  KISS(Keep it Short and Sweet). Be original, be yourself don't be a robot, write yourself.

This way you can achieve the success that you want. Don't be hopeless because sky is infinite.

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