You know who are the competitors of your Blog?

No matter what niche or subject of your blog, there are thousands of others dealing with the same subject and you have a thankless job. Actually, you have two tasks that may even seem contradictory:

1.You need to interact with the utmost of its major competitors and have a close relationship and even partnership;
2.To be able to learn from them how to be better than them...


1. interact

All the great bloggers I know have great partnerships with their peers. Be interacting and quoting each other or even joining to grow increasingly.
The internet is a network of relationships and nobody builds knowledge and information alone. Meet those who work in your niche, interact and even help them. Growing together is better than alone grow.

2. learn

How will you know if your blog is doing well if you do not have to compare who or what? Not knowing what you can improve on your blog if you have no parameters to measure. All who live alone or do not think they need to look at what others are doing, you are bound to have bad blogs.

So you can measure the quality of your posts, its layout and even the potential of your interactions with your audience something. It may even be useful to compare stats and set goals and strategies for your blog.

Make a list of your competitors

You need to follow these blogs, know what they do and produce. Read these blogs every day and follow on Twitter, Facebook and other social networks, interacting with them, debating whether or exchanging information. Subscribe to Feed of all to keep up.

Take the opportunity to analyze their work, understand what they do to succeed and what are the sources they use. This will also help you improve your blog.

What's this?

This purpose of this post is to keep you stimulated and interested, and clearer goals. Facing the challenge and know that there are bloggers best that you can be what you want to go missing.

Also show that you are not so good;'s biggest blogs, with better layouts and even more professional than you. Use this as encouragement and reason for wanting to grow in the blogosphere and have goals, a place to arrive.