Boost Your Blog in 100 Days Challenge

If you search the web, there is literally hundreds of pages of information out there on how to boost your page views and grow your social media followers.  But who has time to sift through all the suggestions and figure out what really works?

As a mom to two very active kids, I know I sure don’t.  Normally, by the end of the day, when they are finally asleep, I barely have energy to type up a new post.  I sure don’t want to stay up all night trying to figure out SEO and all that social media stuff.

That is one reason I was so happy to discover Boost Your Blog in 100 Days  (#BB100).

These five, fabulous bloggers have gone to conferences, grown their blogs, and want to share what they have learned.

Why 100 Days?  

Thaleia of Something 2 Offer explains:  “Well, to be honest I am a very, very busy mom of 4 children 11 years and under.  I do not have extra time to spend laboring over by blog and Social Media.  I want results and habits that can transform the limited time I have into something incredible.  Spreading out 10 challenges over 10 days each just sounds better to me.  Spending just 10-15 minutes a day versus an hour or two makes more sense to me. Easing into each new challenge should help create a habit a little easier.  This will also give you a better understanding of why a particular challenge should be done daily or weekly and how it has helped you.”

10-15 minutes a day is something I can do.  And being able to ease into each new challenge, not having to have it all figured out in one day?  Perfect!  Because, let’s face it, sometimes it takes a couple days for things to really “click.”

Interested?

Great!  Anyone with a blog CAN participate.  You may do one or all 10 challenges at your own pace or join in daily!

Meet the Hostesses:

Honey Rowland blogs at Honeys Life about homeschooling, family life and green living. With a passion for self sufficiency and natural, special needs parenting you’ll learn about everything from natural, local foods to essential oils and homeopathy to gardening and farm life. Honey has also turned the constant ‘talks too much’ report card comments into a home business. She runs social media while obtaining new sponsors and advertisers for herself and other bloggers. So whether you’re curious about chickens or children, ask…’cause she’s dabbled and babbled in just about everything.

Michelle Marine blogs at Simplify, Live, Love where she shares down to earth tips for the thoughtful mama. Michelle. along with her husband, 4 kids and a bunch of animals, lives sustainably in barn on 5 acres in rural Eastern Iowa. Michelle is an avid gardener and from-scratch cook of real food; she cans produce, homeschools, and teaches community college classes in addition to blogging. Her husband is building their forever home to the German Passive House standards and they plan to live off grid yet still enjoy modern conveniences. Simplify, Live, Love chronicles their attempts to live sustainably and strives to remind people to live simply and frugally yet still enjoy life.

Martiel Beatty from Amazing Success Academy specializes in helping artists build online businesses and blogs. She is a fiber artist, expert blogger, author of Blog Notes, and GIMP Wizard. She is also the founder of Sewmantra and started the Academy because she couldn’t find an affordable, knowledgeable and effective program that supported handmade, indie-artists. Find out how she can help you build your business today. Learn More Now!

Lisa Nelson from The Squishable Baby focuses on creating positive learning experiences through everyday life. I believe that learning about – and respecting diversity, different religions, other cultures, charity, and our environment – through play, through crafts, through lessons, through giving – will not only produce more empathetic children and adults – but will put a child on a path to a love of lifelong learning.

Thaleia Maher blogs at Something 2 Offer where she is generous in giving advice and helping others find free resources that meet their needs; be it for homeschool or life! She is a BIG researcher who wants to encourage families on their homeschool journey. Wife to high school sweetheart. Mother of four (including 2 little reds!), Sister, Daughter, Christ-Follower, Talkative, Creative. Hoping to figure this whole life, blogger, social media thing out! So be sure to keep tabs on her journey of life.

The Schedule:

Days 1-10: Leave 100 Comments with Thaleia begins Feb 15.

Days 11-20: Grammar Mistakes Bloggers Make with Michelle

Days 21-30: Using Twitter with Honey

Days 31-40: Topics for 100 Blog Posts with Martiel

Over the next 100 days we will work together to help improve our blogs and social media reach.  Are you excited yet?