When your hosting provider closes the door and your website is gone forever, you may think the end of the world is here, and that’s it. But really… It’s not. In fact, I’ll tell you right now, if you’ve been around for more than a fortnight and have followers of any kind, they’ll find you again. And when you reboot your blog, you’ll have a bigger and better business than ever before.
Build on your brand
The sharp refresh of your thought concept from the last few posts you wrote will revive your real brand… This is the brand you’ve learned to lean on for a while now, and the one you remember when you’re creating content again. This renewed sense of direction, empowerment, and PROSPERING will lift him above the abyss, and he will be better qualified than he has literally EVER been before. In fact, I guarantee you’ll increase your market share within the first two months afterward, without all that excess baggage on the back of our blogs.
Aww, go ahead!
Build a new brand identity
His old blog was probably built on the process of building his brand, which means that every tom, dick, and when he suffered is imprinted on that mouser, and most of them have left their mark. The stellar YOU you’ve become since you started blogging won’t even acknowledge the old crap if you’ve been writing new and better stuff. Don’t lose hope and don’t group up for access. Just keep going. Add more content, build better branding, and let those horrible blog posts survive on Blogger la la land while you create quality new stuff.
Focus on functional brand results
The best part of losing it all is writing it all over again and finding ways to make it better. With all the new information you have, you’ll be up and running in no time, with better, higher-quality content that will drive your business model forward. And that niche you just found on your blog… You can create it again. You can create it better. It’s like having the pattern and knowing what type of fabric your pattern looks best on for your show. You can do it!
The only branding mistake you’ll want to AVOID!
This is important. You’re going to want to miss this party. You’ve already decided on the top concept, so don’t back down or lose it now!
Use whatever writing style you feel most comfortable with and run with that voice. You’ll be better off right now if you don’t try to republish those old blog posts, or all the mishaps you’ve had in the past. If you pick up here and look ahead, you’ll be building a strong, survivable loyalty brand with your new audience.
keep moving forward Do not look back.
This is how killing your business can make you successful: you instantly lose your fear of failure, because you’ve seen it, you’ve looked it in the face, and you win the game.