Was your blogging success more about talent or about sheer volume and consistency?
Replied byDharmesh Shah
Co-founder & CTO, HubSpot at HubSpot
Niche: SaaS, Marketing, AI, Technology
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: USA
Started: 2015 or
Volume and consistency, for sure. I was not the best writer on the internet. But I wrote all the time. Some days I would publish multiple posts. Over months and years, that adds up. Every post is a small experiment. When you stack hundreds of those experiments, your odds of finding winners go way up.
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