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At the time of writing this post, I’m coming up to my four-time anniversary of running a blog on I’m Just A Girl. As I’ve mentioned in former posts, I’ve actually had a space on the interest since I was around 14 times old, however, it was in October 2016 that I really knew I wanted to produce a “ proper ” space online to partake my studies, trip adventures, and advice of all kinds.

Since its commencement, my weblog has grown and changed an awful lot and that’s largely due to the fact that I’ve continually educated myself on the blogging world and how to make it a “ successful ” blogger. While I’ve surely still got a long way to go when it comes to achieving what I want out of this little corner of the internet, I couldn’t be happier with my little space and so moment I wanted to partake in some of the coffers I’ve been using to refresh my blogging chops over the times.

I’ve teamed up with Red Letter Days as part of their ‘ Give commodity new a go ‘ crusade in September to partake in my experience of their Blogging, Vlogging, and Social Media Influencer Online Bundle Course and how you can learn new chops online without indeed leaving the confines of your bedroom!

Red Letter Days Online Courses

Red Letter Days have tonnes of online courses for you to browse through and purchase. From online BBC Good Food cooking assignments to photography courses, to learning Mandarin online, their selection of online courses is tremendous and varied; perfect for anyone wanting to learn new chops at home.

still, also an online course is a great investment If you’re like me and you prefer to do independent literacy rather than being sat in a study room and being a directly tutored commodity.

Refreshing my running blog competencies with an online course

As I mentioned preliminarily, I’ve been blogging “ duly ” for nearly four times now so I’d like to suppose I’ve got my chops enough nailed.

still, when the occasion arose to unite with Red Letter Days and choose one of their online courses, I was incontinently intrigued by their Blogging, Vlogging, and Social Media Influencer Course Bundle.

I’m veritably much of the strong opinion that you can noway have too important information, especially in an assiduity that’s ever-changing and constantly evolving so I decided to go for their pack course and give it a whirl to see if I learned anything new.

The course begins with talking about the absolute basics of blogging, similar to choosing a sphere name, internet hosting provider, writing witching content, etc. This, of course, I formerly knew about as I’ve been doing it for a long while now, however, I suppose all of this information would be incredibly useful to a freshman blogger who’s noway really dabbled in something like it ahead.
Still, you’ll know that I’ve also been blogging and freelancing full-time since January 2019, thus it’s easy to assume that I know everything there is to know about making plutocrats from blogging, If you’ve read any of my professional posts ahead.

As much as I’d like to suppose I’ve got everything nailed, there are still areas of making plutocrat as a blogger that I’m no longer 100 confident in so the course’s section on ‘ How To Make plutocrat From Your Blog ’ was really useful and perceptive.

One area that I was particularly interested in was the ‘ dealing with your own products ’ section of the course. This is a commodity that I’ve been wanting to do for pretty some time now and indeed though I dabbled in it slightly last time when I released my first ebook, ‘ Project 2020 Vision ‘, it’s a commodity that I’m surely looking into more right now.

The plutocrat-making section of the course also opened up my eyes to profit aqueducts that I’d noway completely considered before similar to consulting and a classification scheme as part of my services on my blog; if this is a commodity you might be interested in, let me know!
The vlogging section of the course was actually arguably more helpful to me than the blogging section as it’s a commodity I’ve been considering for a little while now, however, I still don’t relatively have the braveness to take the vault. I’ve also been blogging for a long time, whereas I’ve noway indeed started anything to do with vlogging, so I really enjoyed reading through and learning about all the suggestions and expert advice in this section.

I was particularly interested in learning about the history of vlogging and how it came to be a moment, as well as the vlogging outfit section as I had veritably little indication of all the effects involved in the process of making stupendous vlogs, especially with respect to the stylish editing software program and programs.

It also gave me some alleviation about the type of vlog I might want to produce. I surely still need to work up the confidence to commit to vlogging as I’m so possibly shy and awkward when it comes to talking on camera, however after completing the vlogging course, it’s surely inspired me to suppose a bit more serious about it!

The course also covers a section on ‘ putting your stylish face forward ’ and how to ameliorate your confidence and develop an on-screen presence so I really loved this part and it’s given me pretty a lot to suppose about if I have been to ultimately start my personal vlog.