Well, it all started with an itch.
My blog was new and I was struggling to get more readers. Like any blogger, I wanted more readers so reach more people and grow my list. And I was doing it all myself. You know the drill:- think up ideas that (hopefully) get some attention
- squeeze in time to get the sh*ty first draft out
- find even more time to transform my draft into a final post
- mess around with images
- get the whole thing published
AND THEN A MIRACLE HAPPENED

It was a modest start: Hugh and Sarah and a handful of clients
MY FIRST ATTEMPT AT OUTSOURCING

In theory, outsourcing work to a third world country is a fine idea.
That’s when the problems started.
At first, it was simple grammar errors – ‘their’ instead of ‘they’re’ or ‘write’ when it should have been ‘right.’ No biggie—I quickly fixed those. I tried to convince myself this was going to work. The work was getting done and, sure, I had to double check everything, but wasn’t that part of outsourcing work? I got worried when I started getting messages like this: “Dear Huge, apologies for no replying to your email. My brother wedding was long way out of town and we had trouble return to our home today. And then I got sick. I feel better now. Please resend emails I have internet troubles.” Just because you hire someone, it doesn’t mean life is getting easier. Just because you hire someone, it doesn’t mean life is getting easier Click To Tweet After a number of brave attempts at hiring overseas, I started looking closer to home. That was the start of BlogWorks. And it was a very modest start. With just a handful of clients and one person reading our clients’ blog posts and doing all the writing, scheduling and posting we brought the whole operation back to Canada. Today I work from a small office and we have a wonderful team of 8 who all live in British Columbia and all work remotely. And it’s been a long time since I corrected anyone’s grammar.WE BROADCAST YOUR BLOG

We broadcast your blog to help you reach more readers
WHY WE DO WHAT WE DO
If you search online for “more blog traffic” or “social media tips” you’ll get a year’s worth of reading and videos. No shortage of advice there. You can also buy courses with excellent advice, created by real pro’s who know their stuff. We take a different approach—we do the work for you. In fact, we work hard to make it as easy as possible to get started with BlogWorks and to create great results for our clients. The goal was a done-for-you, turn-key, no hassle service. >> You don’t have to send us your latest post – we pull it from your site. >> You don’t have to let us know you’ve published a post – we check every week. >> You don’t have to give final approval on what we post – we double check everything. MEASURING ROI One of the most common questions we get asked is: “How will I know it’s working?” Valid question—you’re paying for a service and you should be able to measure the return on that investment. Right? We typically answer with 4 questions of our own:- What is your time worth? Using BlogWorks, a typical client will save 3-4 hours per week or 12 – 16 hours per month on social media. That’s huge! That’s time recovered for following up with leads, checking in with clients and working on other projects. Our typical client would value their time at $150-$350 per hour. Do the math and we are recovering some $21,000 to $68,000 of your time annually!
- What is one new customer worth? We’ve had clients land $9,000 speaking engagements, get book sales, increase blog traffic and sell more courses all from updates posted by the BlogWorks team. What is the lifetime value of one new client for you? Think of BlogWorks as working quietly in the background to promote you and your company.
- Are you building your online platform? Your online reputation and online audience have value. Sure, Facebook restricts your reach and people don’t read every tweet in their news feed. But a percentage of them do. A bigger online platform means more people see you and your company and more prospects visit your website.
- What is a bigger list worth? Direct marketing with an email list is powerful. In fact, your email list is an asset worth investing in. Your email list can be used for announcing new products, promotions, surveys, selling product and, of course, inviting readers to a new blog post. Every day BlogWorks is helping you reach new readers, increase blog traffic and attracting more people to your list.