In the era of content marketing, blogs are placed as frontrunners for sharing the created content and making people revisit your web presence.

Copyblogger’s Stefanie Flaxman has published a small guide to use blogging for business.

Flaxman says, “If you delay publishing your writing — while you try to improve your content before anyone else reads it — you are likely trying to avoid criticism.

The false belief associated with perfectionism is that if everything is “just right,” you’ll protect yourself from someone pointing out something you did wrong or something they don’t like (which is impossible to control).

The pivotal word in the sentence above is “false.” In the pursuit of perfection, you both perpetuate a false belief and prevent yourself from being as prolific of a writer as you could be.

So, how do noteworthy business blogs gain recognition for their remarkable writing without the perils of perfectionism?”.

The Non-Perfectionist’s Guide to Noteworthy Blogging for Your Business

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