What Does this Tell You About Blogging? |

Ryan Biddulph June 17, 2025 blogging tips 🕑 5 minutes read

Kendal England

I copied and pasted the Blogging From Paradise Dot Com home page above.

What does it tell you about blogging?

Look closely at my browser tabs.

What do you see?

Google Drive (links to Blogging From Paradise posts that I share to the remaining tabs)
X
Facebook
LinkedIn
Threads
BlueSky
YouTube

OK.

Here’s what I do daily.

Note; I have followed some variation of this strategy for years.

I do not miss a day. Ever.

I create one piece of content. I share some practical blogging tip based on observation. Readers bring their problems to me. I share solutions through content; this means I know that bloggers actually want these blogging tips.

I share that single piece of content to:

X
Facebook
LinkedIn
Threads
BlueSky
YouTube (via text updates)

But that’s not all.

I affix one of these hashtags to the update:

#bloggingfromparadise
#blogging
#blogger
#bloggingtips

My readers follow each from time to time. Or some readers follow each from time to time.

Even more importantly, new readers who flock to my blog may follow each hashtag.

Even more importantly, adding the #bloggingfromparadise tag creates a buzz. What is this blog, pray tell? People want to know.

But that ain’t all folks.

I share updates to:

Twitter Communities
Facebook Pages
Facebook Groups
LinkedIn Groups

to spread blogging tips breadcrumbs far and wide. Of course I only share to blogging tips themed collectives because my readership wants blogging tips.

What does this tell you about blogging?

All roads lead to Blogging From Paradise Dot Com.

For you, all roads need to lead to your blog.

No blog is an island.

Something needs to bridge the gap between your blog and the outside world.

Someone needs to bridge the gap between your blog and the outside world.

I am that someone.

Content is that something.

You are that someone for you blog.

Content is that something for your blog.

Imagine the Process

I share this to the above marketing channels:

Creating the Mindset of a Successful Blogger

https://ryanbiddulph.gumroad.com/l/hzhjlk?layout=profile

#bloggingtips

Potential bloggers who use X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Threads, BlueSky and YouTube come across my eBook. Some click through to view it. Some follow my stream directly. Some follow the #bloggingtips hashtag. Combined, a large pool of bloggers use these channels. This is what I mean by “thinking big as a blogger”. Think wide as far as channels but target everything. I only share blogging tips but amplify my reach by sharing blogging tips to 6 separate channels. I divide shares between profiles, pages and communities/groups via those channels.

I work with a massive base of bloggers because I work a heavy volume of channels.

You need to.

No blogger is that good to work a single channel in a world of constant change.

Some build a big email list.

But wait until privacy laws become heavily restrictive. Let us see how many active subs click through then.

Every blogger needs a backup. All bloggers need 5-10 backups or so. Why? Any single channel may dry up traffic-wise for you based on algorithm changes, political concerns or limitless factors. But 5-10 channels never dry up overnight unless a zombie apocalypse or nuclear holocaust ensues. In either scenario, all readers and blogger will be eaten or incinerated so……

Anyway, blogging is sending a heavy volume of targeted people to your blog by publishing helpful content to a wide range of targeted platforms. No wise blogger puts all traffic eggs in a single basket. I have warned you for 11 years how relying on Google alone is madness. Google changes algorithms with the tide. The stability of the algorithm is as reliable as the attention span of a 4 year old in a candy run by puppies.

Google needs to do what puts money in investor pockets first and foremost. From there, user needs enter the thinking process.

Bloggers hellbent on making Google the single traffic source now see artificial intelligence dominating page 1 position 1 for all queries. I care less; I’ve dozens of traffic sources plus 82,000 backlinks and counting. I split my eggs up between 5-10 marketing channels. Or on a literal basis, me and the world decided to split my blogging eggs between 82,000 channels since 82,000 traffic sources point to Blogging From Paradise Dot Com via backlinks.

Does that sound stable to you?

Does that sound like a wise strategy?

Does 1 traffic source or 82,000 traffic sources sound better?

Google is a solid traffic source but still one traffic source.

Optimize blog posts for SEO.

But open 5-10 or more traffic channels because my browser tabs above tell you what blogging is about.

Cultivate an Abundance Mindset

Think abundantly.

How can you think, feel and act abundantly as an individual?

Can you hire a company of humans to send traffic to your blog?

If you do not have the means to reach this goal, be the company by:

creating a heavy volume of targeted content
sharing that heavy volume of targeted content to 5-10 channels
adding niche-specific hashtags to that content

Be the CEO content creator. Allow content to be blogging employees who work for you 24-7, 365, passively.

Tonight, when I fall asleep at 1 AM after blogging, doing mind training, exercising and watching streaming, Blogging From Paradise Incorporated keeps working like a beast because my content is always on the clock.

Blogging From Paradise Inc. employees work around the clock on: