Book review on the new book from Life it or Not Blogger Sarah Leigh

How to Create a Kick A** Blog

I had the wonderful opportunity to review Sarah’s new book this month. Though my husband has blogged for years and has been showing me the ropes, I was surprised at how much I didn’t know. Sarah shares so many useful techniques in her book.

The amazing thing is she went from 0 views a day to 200-400 a day within a month. Which I admit spiked my interest. I really believe Sarah has done so well because she has a compelling story and blog that touches others AND she has done an amazing amount of research on blogging. She discusses how she implemented her blog research and how to do it best. You can read all about it in her book. It has been very useful as I am learning the ropes to get my blog up and running.

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A few of Sarah’s great blog posts to check out.

I particularly liked the part about finding your target audience, which Sarah has also included useful questions to help you discover your target audience, the people you are writing for.

There was helpful information on different platforms I could use to host my site. Though I had already picked one by this point, it was useful to read through the options and make sure I had what worked best for me.
There is also great information for mapping out who you are and what your blog has to offer others – important if you want people to keep reading.

All in all I’d say this book is well written, researched and worth the read. Sit down with a pen and paper, you’ll want to take notes.

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Sarah Leigh is a single mother to her 1-year old daughter, motivational educator and blogger at ‘Life It Or Not’. Her Parenting and Self
Growth blog helps women and mothers to be purposeful and empowered in all that they do.

Having been widely recognised for her child behaviour management techniques and social communication skills – as well as being a Wellbeing Champion and Support Group Leader, Sarah helps women to become their own inspiration and their best selves through self-awareness and positive thinking.

Her own inspiration comes from her life struggles with leaving home at 16, a diagnosis of Cardiomyopathy and Heart Failure, a partially deaf daughter, a Cancer scare and single parenthood.

“ Inspiring Women to Become Their Own Inspiration “

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