Once you post a guest blog without permission, it’s a good idea to write a short email afterwards that says something like:
Hey there,
I really loved your blog [Title]. I thought it was super well written and had a ton of value for my readers, so I posted it on my blog with a link back to the original post and your site!
I hope that’s ok!
The response has been really great so far; I’ve been getting really awesome comments like
[Post the best comment you got on the post here]
I just wanted to thank you for writing such a great post!
[Name]
PS: Let me know if you ever want to write a guest post specifically for my audience; they’d love it!
Conclusion:
In this article, we talked about why you should write guest posts for other blogs and post guest blogs to your own blog.
We looked at the benefits of writing guest posts, which are:
• Building your brand
• Get more readers
• Establish yourself as an authority
We also looked at the benefits of posting guest blogs, which are:
• Keeps you from writing a post that day
• Establishes relationships with other bloggers
• Exposes your audience to different perspectives
By now you should see how important guest blogs are to building your blog and growing your handmade seller business!
Jon Lee is a Full Stack Marketer and content creator, who specializes in
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