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By genie | October 16, 2007
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What kind of content is suitable for blogging in order to make it profitable. First off, I want you to understand that there is no fixed scope that your blog should have, which means you can write about whatever you’re interested in.
However, the difference between a popular blog and a non-profitable blog is the way the blog is written. Just imagine, would you prefer to read your university professor’s lecture notes or the latest novel by your favourite author? Would you visit somewhere just to see ads or are you looking for information or entertainment.
The most important point is people like to read “light” stuff most of the time. You see, when people log on to your blog, they are not only looking for information – they are also looking for something that intrigues them or delights them, something more that they can obtain easily, and better still in a relaxed manner.
So, to attract more visitors as well as to keep your current visitors coming back for more, it is very important to keep a human touch to your blog posts. This can be done by simply imagining you’re talking about a certain topic with your personal friend. A bonus for your readers is a quirky sense of humour, so try to add funny comments in your articles where they are suitable but don’t offend people.
Don’t write as if you’re preparing a speech, write as if you’re having a conversation with a single person.This will make your visitor think of you more as a personal friend rather than a person of higher authority. Human beings are very curious creatures, and naturally your visitors would want to know as much about you, as the information you’re offering them.
Having a distinctive personality in your blog will make a world of difference between your blog about gadgets and all the other blogs about gadgets out there. This is a lot like creating your own brand name, where people immediately remember your blog’s name when they need to find out information about gadgets, just like how people immediately think of McDonald’s for fastfood or Nike for sportswear.
Don’t concentrate on the minute by minute events of your life or leave out the occasional anecdote. Just find a middle ground where you can promote a product, talk about your day, offer some valid information, tell a joke, pique someone’s curiosity or make them think about something.
Write simply as an equal friend to your visitors, write to them as if you’re talking to a someone you like and respect and establish your own personality on your blog.
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