Quit Blogging Industry

July 9, 2009 by Chris  
Filed under Blogging

After years of blogging I am at that stand point from where I don’t plan to come back, I enjoy my work, I enjoy my blogging, and I just love interacting with my readers. You can say blogging was always my passion, while I have seen some people disappear from networks suddenly, what is killing them? I think, may be due to high expectations of earning money, not getting expected response, or simply were they here for some time pass? There are so many things today people can take to like videocasting, lifestreaming, social messaging, networking, etc. the list is just endless, Internet and search engines have opened up great avenues for us and vast field of knowledge and entertainment.

Till recently, everything was fine when suddenly I started getting emails from my networks of friend whether they should quit blogging and take up some other serious job, I thought for a while,  was that a joke, they have been doing all this time? Well some might say no, whatever it may be but that question digged deeper in my heart and that is why I have come up with this blog today, for all the people who have had great misconceptions about blogging industry, I had advice you:quit blogging

  1. To stick to your blogging for its your passion and there are ups and downs, but you need not fear.
  2. Certainly blogging is not dead, its an evolving concept, thousands of people are getting hooked to it each day for making money, should you be left out?
  3. Evolve yourself out of your daily routine, like reading other’s blogs, getting ideas, interacting with users, etc.
  4. By useful to someone through your blogs, make needs meet and solve people’s problem by showing some sympathy and giving helping hand by supporting someone in their cause.
  5. Producing content is your mantra, excel ahead in that. Its just not networking and book marking, millions of people search web each day for content.
  6. Experiment different mediums for your blogging, you can use best of abilities to achieve your targets by hook or by crook by gathering people over your blogs.
  7. People often jump around different mediums and at the end they achieve nothing to call of their own, I want you to build your home base which you can call your own.
  8. Build a brand of your own, mediums are not forever they will come and go, a successful entrepreneur is the one who thinks beyond the present that will last forever that is “Brand”.
  9. Don’t get too possessive about your blogs, be open to ideas or comments given by people on your blogs, have full RSS feeds on the site. You should know what you want to achieve and blend everything towards that direction.
  10. Success doesn’t come in just one day, so don’t abandon your blog if you don’t see any results, it’s an evolving process so let it take its own sweet time. You have given your best so you expect best results which will follow, build more creative contents, and evolve through it and leverage that is the best technique to follow for all the bloggers.

For some, blogging is just not the only profession, people from different industries are taking up blogging not just to make extra money but because they like this job and want to engage some of their time in talking to people, although they might not have full time to write, writing few blogs per week isn’t that big deal. I have few of my friends, some are in to medicine, some are engineers, doctors, etc. they feel that they being left behind, especially when there is so much happening over networks each day because they are partial bloggers they feel that its just hopeless to keep blogging, if you are facing this dilemma, no worries, stick to both of your profession, even when I am a professional blogger I don’t have much time on my hands to engage in what is latest in blogging technology, things will evolve and emerge each working day that doesn’t mean you should stop doing your work. Even I get such overwhelming feelings some times, but see today where I stand, I see beyond present, the best thing you should be thinking, is “that although you don’t follow latest things you at least know what is happening”, from my view point this is more than enough.

There are so many people rushing from one end to another, achieving nothing, is this their final goal? These are mostly the people who are diverted or distracted from their jobs and they are experimenting new things, its not wrong to take up new things but not always there should be some place at the last you can call your own, as I mentioned earlier, something that you can call your “homebase”, the industry which you belong to. I know, I have good hands on writing and I know I have the ability to pull in audience, so I am making maximum advantage of my talent. Lastly my advice to all is keep blogging, your niche is blogging, if you have started off, don’t let it stop in middle and “Blogging Is Not Dead”, for God’s sake keep that fear out of your minds.

Handle Your Blog With The Utmost Of Care

May 29, 2009 by Chris  
Filed under Blogging

To become a professional and successful blogger it is important to learn a few simple key factors that can turn amateur blogging into that of a pro in a short amount of time.

The effort of commitment that you are willing to put into your blog is a big factor that will ultimately determine the amount of success that you will be able to enjoy in the long run. Is the commitment worth it to you? Trust me, the answer will certainly show in the content of your blog. It can be beneficial to set some goals, and even a time schedule you plan to deblogvote to your blog. Each of these is a factor that can help the running of your blog go a lot smoother.

You should commit to adding content regularly on your blog. Depending on your lifestyle and your daily routine, adding information at least three times a week would be sufficient. There are some people however, that choose to respond to posts on their blog and add more content several different times every single day. Find an amount that fits your individual preference, but just make sure that you plan on a regular routine to give your blog the attention that it needs.

It is true that having a routine can help tremendously, but more than simply marking certain days or times on your calendar to devote attention to your blog, you will also need to spend some time and thought into enjoyable and informative blog posts. Post content that will appeal to the interest of your readers, and have them begging for more. Before posting the material you have created, you will want to take the necessary time to proofread it to make sure that there are no grammatical and spelling errors, or typos.

Some bloggers find it much more enjoyable to work with a partner. This is an advantage that can provide readers with a wide range of different ideas and thoughts, and it can also lessen the time that each of you will have to spend working on the blog posts. Using a guest blogger is another option that some prefer to use during times when you simply do not have the time to devote to your blog.

Taking the time to consider each of these aspects as you are developing content and posting to your blog, will prove to provide you with a much more enjoyable experience, and a blog that increases in popularity.