In Search Of A Perfect Blogger
Posted on January 23rd, 2008 in Other - Blogging Info | Tips Blog, Blogger, Blogging, Content, Empowerment, Generation, Goal, God, Monetization, Niche, Perception, Perfect, Post, Principle, Profit, Publish, Reader, Respect, Strength, Subscriber, Tips, Traffic, Weakness
The title says it all because you will never find one. There is no perfect blogger.
Every blogger has its own limitations and every blogger get their blogging done all too differently. Except for copycats, though.
Whatever your niche or your goal is for your blog - some of us, bloggers, still have to reach that point where we can say that our blog has had its highest peak, in terms of, number and quality of content, number of readers | subscribers, and number of years online. And since I have not arrived yet, then I consider myself a growing blogger.
As you already know, it is hard to maintain whatever number of readers | subscribers or traffic - you now have. Much less improve, increase, or even start it.
If you are filling your blog with nonsense and you are aware of that, then you won’t really care much about what I have to say. If you think that your readers | subscribers would just accept any article | content that you post | publish, even how dumb it is, then you have a very low public opinion | perception about your readers | subscribers. But then again, I could be totally wrong.
Those slowly being ignored and disappearing principles that helped early generations in building godly children and nations can be applied and still applies to us - bloggers and to our blogs, today. Respect and self empowerment, among others, to our readers | subscribers are just a few of the principles we need to rediscover. The reader should have the spirit of optimism, interest, and contentment when reading your blog.
While many bloggers are searching for better methods to increase profit, increase the number of readers | subscribers, increase traffic, and the monetization of their blog regardless of content - the readers are searching for better blogs - those that will suit them, interest them, respect them, empower them.
If we, as bloggers, are willing to examine ourselves (some of you already have), although, we are not and never will be the perfect blogger, we will discover that we have the strength to excite, victories to challenge, traits to motivate, and lessons to teach to each and everyone of us - readers | subscribers | bloggers alike. And in your own right, everything starts on your own little or big blog.
So let’s keep posting and continue growing.
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