deal in no time (if you follow the rest of my steps). Yours does not need to be a niche blog. You do, however, need to find your voice and your style, and figure out what you are interested in writing about. 5. Be Consistent Once you have found your voice and subject, stick to them. Write regularly with roughly the same length for each post, so your readers can come to rely on you. You should not try to cover a huge array of subjects such as philosophy, politics, yoga, cooking, and music, in order to give the impression that you are an interesting and well-rounded person.Your blog is not a personal dating service. You do not want to convince readers that you are the perfect woman or man. And if you were perfect, no one would want to read your blog anyway. Perfect is boring. Flawed is fun. Which brings me to my next point ... 6. Don't Apologize To write a successful blog you need to have a fresh perspective. Chances are, some people won't agree with you. That's okay. Don't apologize for your point of view. As the Senior Advisor to President Obama said at NYU Law School's graduation on May 14, 2010, "Having to defend an argument makes it stronger." Believe in yourself and your writing, and others will too. 7. Be Accessible Write something others can relate to. Don't worry, steps 6 & 7 are not contradictory. In fact, they go together. It is