Wayne TullyWhy Do You Blog?
July 19th 2008 23:29
Why do you blog?
Do you have some special interest to share?
Or do you have other motives that spur you on in blogging?
Over the coming weeks I want to explore what reasons we define as bloggers and what the main motivations are for blogging.
Is it a sense of community?
Or are you just so into a specific topic that you want to write about it alot?
Or is it financial?, maybe you heard that blogging could make you money by writing unique content!
Whatever the case may be, blogging is a very useful tool for sharing your thoughts, ideas and expertise!
Blog writers on the internet write things that interest them, then they start to think about others who may read what they write!
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Comment by Damo
For the Sake of Argument
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Comment by Dianna G
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Second off, because it's a way to be heard-and the community here is really great. And I think I actually do get heard.
~Dianna
Comment by Wayne Tully
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Comment by Wilson Pon
Techno Stuffs
mindyourhealth
Well, I have deep interest in blogging and I'm happy when my posts did help or give some inspiration to other...This is the motivation and strength why I blogging...
Comment by Wayne Tully
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Comment by Lilla
Enviro Warrior
An Extra Ordinary Life
Dream Herald
At first it was the lure of money, that soon petered out when I realised it wasn't going to instantly be the cash-cow I thought it would... still, I think I posted about 18 posts in one month back then, good news for a writer who would always forget to write down her feelings and a poet who had stopped writing poetry... As is the way of life (thankfully) things change and soon my yen for money turned to the discovery of real people on the other end of keyboards ..soon I was making friends and sicussing topics across across great distances.
I've even met a couple in person ... but sadly, my family neglected, I was adicted and had become a blogaholic.
*tongue in cheek*
I am now a recovering blogaholic with a strict regime to stop me from loosing myself and my family again ...
For those who would like to know how to define their degree of blogaholism CLICKHERE
/but seriously/ ...from my observation and to be philosophical : blogging seems to be a great way of seeing yourself and working through major flaws (real or imaginary), often by talking about the very things that have been taboo throughout your life through family/peer pressure.
In the blogosphere i realised all are a little insane, some more than others... and I'm writing still, always a good sign...
I look forward to your romp and expose through blogging and it's intricacies
Lilla ...
PS Oh and I did get paid in the end, too!
Comment by Mr Nice Guy
Pop Culturist
For many it's about belonging, creating new friendships and networking in a way only the blogosphere can afford.
Where else can I talk about sport to a bloke from Tulsa, discuss vinyl and music with gal from Texas or simply chew the fat with mums, dads, 20-somethings and everyone in between from Melbourne, Sydney, Canada, South East Asia?
Stay well
Comment by Clint Emry
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Comment by Chris Champion
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Vyoos
Zoomies
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NewlyOld
The Blog of Lists
My desire to write has always been suppressed by indolence. I have an industrial-strength talent for indolence, matched only by my ability to ignore any motivational influence. It's a powerful affliction. Psychiatrists refer to it by its Latin name, "Bastardus lazium".
I was told about blogging several years ago - another friend trying another approach to mobiIise my derriere. I resisted and resisted, until finally I cracked and tried it and ...
I am saved! Praise the Blogosphere! I haven't stopped writing since and I wake up each morning with a fire in my belly to create yet another pithy and personal take on life.
I hope you don't mind me putting a link here to my blog, but I recently wrote a piece about my favourite reasons to write, which are pretty much my favourite reasons to blog, and so it seems appropriate. It is here.
Regards,
Chris
Comment by Wayne Tully
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This blog for me is a way to connect with other bloggers andsee what they are doing and what they blog about and how to build networks through blogs.
The blogosphere networks are the community for our blogs!!
Comment by Wayne Tully
Blogger Coach
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SuperBlogging
Therapy!! We will need it when we don't earn anything from blogging and all there is to do is write....WRITE And Write again!!