VDM30in30 is a challenge from the Virtual Design Master crew. The aim is to produce 30 pieces of content in 30 days. This content can be in any format. If you don’;t reach the 30, that’;s ok.
I did not reach the goal of 30 new content pieces. I ended up with 16 blog posts and 2 videos. The videos can be found on here.
Experience with VDM30in30
Prior to VDM30in30, my blog only had 30 posts. As a result, there are now 46 posts. Rather a significant jump. But I don’;t feel post count is the metric to be used for judging success.
By having a goal to publish more content, I was thinking of different ways to get content out. Due to this, I found new types of articles to write and started to feel more confident in what I wrote.
To improve writing skills, you must write more. VDM30in30 has helped my writing significantly. Through changing post styles, I have managed to learn how to my use of writing language has improved. Reviews, for example, have assisted with balanced criticism.
To keep this concise. The results of participating are:
- Increased views
- Increased followers
- Improved confidence in publishing
- Better understanding of writing styles
- Written language skills significantly improved
- Found new blogs
To the other VDM30in30 participants
To all who participated, you’;re all bloody legends. I’;m hoping that you all got as much out if it as I did. I read as many posts as time out allow and the content has been amazing.
To view the full list of participants, visit the official page. http://discoposse.com/vdm30in30/
To VDM Crew
You have provided an amazing program. As a result, the community has more quality content to draw from. I really cannot thank you enough.
VDM can be found at http://www.virtualdesignmaster.io/. Please take the time to check it out.
In risk of waffling, this section is purposefully short.
Closing Thoughts
This has been a great program for the community has a whole. As a result, many people will see benefits.
If you would like to participate in the next VDM30in30. Follow Eric Wright on twitter.
