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CreAction: A New Formula For Blog Success

Action Trumps Everything is a book about a new principle called CreAction, which is how entrepreneurs balance thought and action in the face of an uncertain future. This principle can be used by anyone, entrepreneur or not, to help guide yourself though the good, the bad, and the unexpected in life.

Through extensive research, we have concluded that entrepreneurs function in a different way than people who do not define themselves as entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurs tend to act rather than think their way through almost any situation—a formula we call “CreAction.” Of course, this does not imply that they are impulsive and/or irrational; it does, however, emphasize the importance of action versus thought about the next step or move, or how to handle a situation.

This principle and way of acting can be applied to blog writing.

CreAction: A New Formula For Blog Success

1. Be Timely

Thought and consideration for writing each blog post is necessary, but what is most important is the relevance and timeliness of a blog. Ideally, spend some time researching your next blog topic by looking at what is big in the news that day, what is being searched, and how it can apply to the theme of your blog. Now, write it the same day!

2. Don’t Procrastinate

Don’t agonize over every detail, delaying the output of your work. We have seen many bloggers pine over what they are going to write and every word that is in their blog, when what they should be concentrating on is finding a topic that is newsworthy, relevant in that moment. Just get the blog written and posted immediately.

3. Get your Readers Acting

Concentrate on promoting conversation and interaction between you and your readers, as well as the readers amongst themselves. Getting your readers intrigued and involved in a topic that is sensitive and timely will help attract new visitors to your site as they search for that topic, and keep old visitors engaged. Isn’t that the goal, after all?

4. Promote Quickly

Last but not least is getting your blog “out there.” It is key to act immediately after your blog is posted to gain visibility and traction to your site right away. Obviously, you will want to post it on your Facebook page, “tweet” a link to it on Twitter, etc., but don’t forget to use your contacts and networks to help spread the word. Email your friends, colleagues, fellow bloggers, etc. and ask them to help get the word out. Use services like Delicious.com, Stumbleupon.com, Reddit.com, Sharethis.com to get the word out as well. In addition, a great way to promote visibility for your blog is to network with other bloggers and link over to each other's sites or make a guest blogging arrangement. This is mutually beneficial and most bloggers are happy to build these types of relationships.

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Action Trumps Everything is a book about a new principle called CreAction, which is how entrepreneurs balance thought and action in the face of an uncertain future. This principle can be used by anyone, entrepreneur or not, to help guide yourself though the good, the bad, and the unexpected in life.

Through extensive research, we have concluded that entrepreneurs function in a different way than…

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P. Rajashekharan runs v-shesh, a social enterprise (not an organization, AN ENTERPRISE). It is a revenue aspiring firm. Even a social cause should have its own revenue stream (a profitable one).

Thus speaks Rajashekharan:

"Ready. Aim. Fire.", says he,"Are the 3 stages in most businesses." This turns to Ready. Aim, Aim, Aim, Aim,.... when the taget is dynamic. You lose a lot of time in this process and yet there are uncertainties about success. He rather chooses, "Ready. Fire. Recalibrate. Fire Again." This also helps you get the actual data and make ammendments according to ground reality, instead of working upon hypothesis ana assumptions.

The managerial way of approach is widely based on prediction reasoning method. You set a goal and approach it. If you go off-path, you get back on the path but still work towards the same goal. It is useful in demographics, but not in a market which is highly dynamic. An Entrepreneuial thinking, on the other hand, works based on CreAction=Creation + Action. When prediction makes sense, predict, but when not go ahead towards CreAction. Here, though the goal is changing very often, but the outcome of it is way more impactful. A manager usually calculates the upside potential and pursues the best opportunity. They try and avoid losin money. Contrary to that, an entrepreneur calculates the downside potential and invests only as much as s/he can aford to lose. Though they don't do the affordable loss calculations, all the time on excel sheets, but its always there in the subconscious mind. The attitude of a manager towards others is based on 'Constrain Task Relationship' while an entrepreneur takes it in a healthy manner. They welcome, even the competition, because two people standing in the market, "means, there are more customers."

Always......

Know what you want.

Act quickly with means at hand.

Be alert and open to what is, and what you are getting.

Bring other people along.

Remain flexible in what you want.

My feels !