Perhaps “blogger” isn’t quite a stylish word. It reminds me more of someone who is trying to get out of a foggy situation or even someone just plodding along in life. Currently, renaming this word for weblogging is not on anyone’s major “to-do” list of that I am sure.

However, one of the most interesting cyber advancements in recent years is none other than extensive blogging. On a daily basis, this platform allows brand-new worthwhile and numerous voices to be part of an intricately vital force that is renovating points of view, and diverse subject matter—even our own language.

In my opinion, a blog site is merely a tool one can utilize when they either have something to say or something to sell. But let me also clarify that a blog is a poor selection for anyone requiring a megaphone to shout into cyberspace in order to invoke a significant Internet response. If you are expecting current interests to be piqued by blogging you are going to be oh-so disappointed. Nevertheless, the hype will be well started if you like to involve others with good writing composition on subjects of which you have experience, command, or both—then blogging is a great platform that allows you to connect with those of similar interests.

With all that being said here is a list of blogging pointers that should help you along the way…

1. Be current. Readers may or may not find interest in your subject matter. But if there is no cohesiveness in your post whoever stopped by will keep in mind not to go back because there was nothing to hold their interest worth being remembered. Let me clarify—this does not mean blog sites can’t leap from subject to subject. For instance—a blog with a humorous focus has all the freedom in cyberspace for its subject matter. But, it would be foolish for such a blog to turn the wit off and on. Because the wit element would be what holds the content together, which is the strength of the blog site. The narrative of keeping true to as well as on topic is that at some point, due to the Internet’s nature, you will discover those solely interested in your topic instead of online journals.

2. Renew your content. Be consistent and maintain that consistency. The reality is that writing a blog requires much effort and time—unless you are using an AI which will aid you in accomplishing this feat much faster. Thereby deleting the possibility of creating unrealistic assumptions that could prevent you from supplying that marvelous content. Your readers do understand the occasional lapse or rest periods. But their returning to your site to only find outdated and stagnant material will give them the opportunity to categorize your blog site as just one more with the same content as all the rest.

A blog site’s continuity is only attributed to its nuances…

Always remember — new blog sites and RSS feeds are created daily. But if you stick with it to create your own audience within an area you didn’t wish to lose them — you won’t lose them from a lack of your creative mantra. A blog site’s continuity is only attributed to its nuances because no matter the perspective old is still old and not intriguing at all. 2023 is not the time to use subject matter relating to Enron or Vanilla Ice… Who?

3. Create Clear Language. A blog with a logically clear line is duly honored. When writing delete the inside jokes, unclear reasoning, or clique-ish catchphrases. Anyone visiting your site for the first time needs to understand your message. Why? Because the blogs that positively strike them are the ones they are most apt to revisit. If they read your post the first time and find it confusing and noncohesive they certainly will not revisit it for a second read.

Stay tuned for the conclusion next week and thank you so much for your continued readership and support. Keep pecking those darn keys!

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