Dangers of self learning in Blogging.

[Kane]

I attended 6 months course on online writing and publishing, digital marketing, and SEO on Hubpages, This helped me to understand the nuances of blogging.

 

[Kvngsammy]

Asides the idea that it'll be time consuming, I don't think there's any need to not self learn because let's be frank; even your mentors or teachers wouldn't give you everything either due to selfishness or forgetfulness.
You have to go back on your own and research well enough.

 

[Laurentta]

From what i understood from your writeup above, self learning about blogging is not bad, It's only time consuming. Well that's a good thing because not everyone can pay for mentoring.

 

[Dagm1]

Self-learning is not necessarily a negative thing, but it is always a good idea to get some advice from other experienced bloggers and developers who are adept at offering advice. Hundreds of articles have been written about how to make money and get people to visit your website. Before implementing your own strategies, it is advisable to read them first.

 

[eLdavis]

I attended 6 months course on online writing and publishing, digital marketing, and SEO on Hubpages, This helped me to understand the nuances of blogging.

During or after your six months course, did you on your own take some time to make research and learn more about it?

 

[Good-Person]

Well, self-learning is dependent upon each and every person. Not all the people have the ability to learn themselves and it also depends on the complexity of the subject.

 

[greenie]

Self learning Blogging isn't actually a bad thing. The only thing I really don't like about the stuff is just the fact that it will take you some months to learn some key techniques in the business. That's that for me

 

[Kaffyfolla]

Teens especially seem to find solace in the self expression that comes with ... The blogger can also put themselves at risk unknowingly.

 

[Timgab]

Self Learning is not that bad the fact lies when you refuse to seek more info from those that are more advance than you. Getting a mentor is not a bad idea because something that may be you wouldn't even realise in self learning will take only few minutes for your mentor to break the shell for you.

 

[kayode10]

It can be very hard to succeed if you are doing blogging on your own. you will need to make a lot of mistake faster and learn from it to determine what works and what doesn't works with blogging. But I will advise anyone who was going to plug in to enroll into course to make in order to succeed faster blogging.

 

[Ub40]

I want to commend you for the wonderful write up above. I also agree with you that one needs mentorship to get the work done faster when compared to self learning. But that does not mean that one can not successfully build a good blog through self learning. I prefer combining both if possible. This is because, just as someone already stated above, not all teachers may be willing to teach all they know.

 

[Shole]

If you learn from the best you can surpas the best. The thing is as you said, read the top blogs, that's your cometition and goal. Don't make it like them, but find your way to compete. The way I do it is just read as much as I can and find a part which the best of the best didn't cover.

 

[Kane]

When you are trying to lean, you will be over whelmed with information. The information might come from experts as well as from someone who knows nothing about the trade. You will need to find out which information is genuine and which one is fake

 

[Blessedsam60]

Thanks so much for this information shared with us. Self learning how to start a blogging or how to develop a blogging website can be very difficult. You have to pass through who has had the enough experience before now.
You can definitely enrol for an online course to develop your capacity as well.

 

[BrolySSJ]

I think that if you learn anything on your own then i think that there is a lot of potential that you could end up missing something that is very important and therefore this you will only see from experience.