BLOGS AND BLOGGING
The Step-By-Step Process for Making Money Online as an Executive Blogger Spending only 1 hour a day Online.
Yes, we have been hearing about them in the news. It sounded so weird the first time I heard of it three years ago. These blogs things are everywhere. But where did they come from and what‘s this all about?
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| “Blogging a is conversation, not a code.” Mike Butcher |
The concept of a blog is not unlike the idea behind a weekly newspaper column or personal journal. Basically, it involves an individual sharing their thoughts, observations, and articles with readers. It makes a kind of conversation focused around a specific theme or topic. Themes, also called niches, can be simple, like ―My Life or they can more complex, like ―Civil War Bullet Collecting and Resale in Virginia‖. It is completely up to the author of the blog.
So what the heck does it mean?
Blogging refers to the act of creating or adding content to the blog. This is also known as updating or posting to the blog. The word blog is a shortened version of the phrase web log and can be used as both a noun and a verb. I have a blog, and I blogged for three hours yesterday about my trip to town. A blogger is not a fancy author, but rather is someone who has a regularly updated blog.
Bloggers‘ collective creations are known as the ―blogosphere, which has grown from a mere handful of blogs 15 years ago to more than 120 million blogs today.
All those blogs grew out of a movement to share content on a more personal level which was born in the mid-1990s, when web technology became more user.
However, a blog doesn‘t have to be personal. While some blogs are essentially online diaries, other blogs support political or environmental causes, showcase hobbies, discuss sports teams, and even serve as marketing tools for designers and salespeople.
All those blogs grew out of a movement to share content on a more personal level which was born in the mid-1990s, when web technology became more user.
However, a blog doesn‘t have to be personal. While some blogs are essentially online diaries, other blogs support political or environmental causes, showcase hobbies, discuss sports teams, and even serve as marketing tools for designers and salespeople.
As blogging became more popular in the late 1990s and early 2000s, specialized programs designed specifically with bloggers in mind were developed. Today, even if you are not very good with computers, these programs can help you
create a sharp-looking blog in just a few minutes.
Becoming an active blogger is as simple as typing. That‘s the only thing all bloggers have in common with each other: They can type and they keep typing and typing and typing. Blogging doesn‘t require you to have a degree or special skills. All you need to get started in the blogosphere is common sense and access to a computer.
So why wait?
Becoming an active blogger is as simple as typing. That‘s the only thing all bloggers have in common with each other: They can type and they keep typing and typing and typing. Blogging doesn‘t require you to have a degree or special skills. All you need to get started in the blogosphere is common sense and access to a computer.
So why wait?
References
Dr. Ope Banwo (2013). Executive blogger. http://www.opebanwo.com
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