Thursday 10 July 2008

Blogging is the Future


By: Simon Andrews

A blog is a great tool for novice writers. There are many websites on the Internet that offer blogging services for free. Set up an account with one of them and start your blog today. You don't need any technical knowledge, apart from the ability to connect to the Internet and type into a computer. Don't start trying to make money from your blog in the initial stages, but instead use it as a writing tool. You can perfect your writing skills and use one blog to test your ideas and writing. As you improve your skills as an online writer, you can start to try to make money from your blog.

Log in as often as you can, preferably every day, and just write on the subject you have chosen for the blog or, if you find no inspiration, on any other subject. Don't pay too much attention to your style at this stage and don't worry if no one is reading your blog. The main advantage of writing a blog is the freedom. There are no rules, so you can allow yourself to give your creativity full rein. You can write short articles, long articles, or even one word postings, if you like.

You can create a blog for any subject you wish to write about. Whether you want to write about your family, your personal life, your business or anything you desire. There are no rules when it comes to blogging. You choose the topics and write however you wish. However, if you do want to gain loyal readership and possibly use your blog for advertising revenue, you will have to write something that people want to read.

Another great thing about blogging is the community feel you get when you join social blog networks. Other, more experienced bloggers will show you exactly how to beat the rest of the competition. They will point you in the right direction and give you feedback on what you have done so far. You may also make some business contacts as well as lifelong friends while blogging.

Blogs are fantastic tools to express whatever you feel like at the time. Why not have more than one and talk about lots of different things. This way you can keep all of your ideas separated and aimed at certain niches and readers.

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