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What If I’m Not A Good Writer But I Want To Be An Effective Real Estate Blogger?

January 13 2012

We can't say enough about these insightful, easy-to-follow tips for improving your blog writing. Seriously, "use the cookbook recipe format" - brilliant! We spotted this masterpiece by contributor Jim Cronin on The Real Estate Tomato blog.

I’ve written a lot of posts.
Some might say I have the hang of it now – but this wasn’t always the case.

I used to hate writing.

I did poorly in English classes in high school, poorly on the Reading/Writing portion of the SATs, and got a C- in the only writing class I had to take in college.

A future as a writer was not in the cards.

But I love discussions. I love to share experiences. I love to teach. I love solutions. I love being a consultant.

I had to try and be a blogger myself. It seemed the perfect medium to be heard and appreciated.

The Real Estate Tomato was born from the idea that my (online marketing) advice needed to have a more permanent location. The progressive ideas escaping my mouth and passing into the collective ear and out the other of my audience was unsatisfying and (I believed) under-appreciated.

I needed to reach an audience that was going to leverage the knowledge I had to share, and not just nod in agreement.

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