5 Things I Want To Help My Audience With

The purpose of this post is to help you think about the needs of your audience. Take a moment
and put yourself in their shoes. What are they struggling with? What makes them sad? What
makes them happy?

If you’re not 100% clear on who you want to serve, just take a guess. You won’t know exactly
who your audience is until you blog for a few months. But don’t let that stop you. Think generally
about the person you want to help.

As you go through the course you’ll also discover ways to find out what your audience needs,
but for now, complete this post even if you don’t have all the answers yet.
What skills do you have that can help someone else? Are you super organized and you can
help the stressed mom declutter her messy house? Can you help the new homeschooling
parent taking on the education of their child? Do you have skills to motivate women to stick to
their workout routine?

Your blog can also exist to help you. It can be a place where you document and share your
journey, so you may even be the audience you’re creating the blog for.
Start this post with a short paragraph,…

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1. Provide easy to follow guides and lessons to make reading fun
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   audience as you build your blog.
   
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2. Recommend only the best books for young readers
   Under each heading, expand a little on the topic. This will help you think more deeply about your
   audience as you build your blog.
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3. Help parents instill confidence in their children
   Under each heading, expand a little on the topic. This will help you think more deeply about your
   audience as you build your blog.
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4. Write a weekly blog post to help parents on their journey
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   audience as you build your blog.
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   Conclusion
   End the post with a quick recap and conclusion of your thoughts. Don’t stress too much over
   this post, see it as a brainstorming session. Remember, you can always come back and edit,
   remove or add to the post. Your first few posts are for you to practice and become a better
   blogger, so don’t overthink this. Hit publish and keep moving forward.