I have all the pillars except “the community” Since I am too busy with study so don’t get any time to build a community

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Impressive stuff. thanks for posting

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Another great post, Walter !!!
I’d like to add that authenticity is also key for blog content and any content that you generate for social media or tweeter. I find that I always get the best responses when my blog posts share a little piece of me and my world. Be real with your readers and you will undoubtedly build a loyal following!

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Thanks for this post. Teaches me a lot.

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Trendsetting is quite a good point. Recently I’ve got a post about a new problem and it has received a lot of positive feedbacks. However, to find ideas for new trends is not easy.
Thanks for this useful post.

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In my opinion point 2 is the most important.
In order to have a successful blog you must became an authority in your field.
So it’s importanto to have a blog about something we really know and like.

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