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How long have you been blogging
Posted by onlinehustlers • 5/13/07 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: blogging, business, date, funny, humor, make money, monetizing, Online
We all know blogging is relatively new, so when did you discover your new phenomenon?
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only for couple of days. Well I had a blog on myspace but I don't think that counts but I am miffed that I am not on verified on technoratti.. whatever that means.
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This is a great question because although "blogging" has been around for only a short while, I think I've been blogging on paper for years now. I love commenting on things through writing and expressing myself with words. Actual online blogging? I've been up to that for at least a few years now. I took a break from it for a bit and am now back to doing it for my company, Starmedia Communications. I'm having a blast writing articles about what I love to do -- Advertise!
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Since last September. Though I'd technically been blogging on a different site well before there were blogs...
(Yikes, I just made that sounds like some old coot granny reminiscing over having to walk to school up hill both ways in snow drifts, didn't I?) :-)
But really, six or eight years in Web terms is a lifetime!
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I first had a blog on Lycos in late 2004. It was really lame -- not at all thought through, so I ditched it. In Feb. 2005 I began my Aircrew Buzz blog, mostly writing ranty essays. It evolved to the news blog that it is now. I added a few more specialized news blogs as I went along. I now have 4 news blogs (three of which are doing very well), and early this year I began a sort of experimental blog where I write about my research.
I have ideas for a couple more blogs -- totally unrelated to what I write about now -- but right now I just don't have the time for any more blogs! :-b -
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Well, lets see ... Wrote in AOL Journals when they first came out Around 2003 or so for 2 years. Then moved to Blogger when I left AOL.
Some time in 2005, I created my first domain wantonabandon.com (now I'm going to use that one for graphics only not "blogging") But then life got "in the way" and I stopped blogging there and only stuck to blogger.
Last month I said I want to blog again! Forget blogger!
Well, that's not entirely true. Blogger will have archived posts for me on my current blog as it did for my AOL Journal.
I've been blogging on LoonarLanding.net since April 26, 2007 -
My first blog is online since June 2004
Its in Serbian, and blogger powered! Now I have my own domain for it - walkersblog.info...
Later I started more of them, in English... -
I began blogging a few months ago. It is a healthy outlet to chronicle all the bull other people give me. I enjoy reading my own blogs as well as everyone else's blogs!!! I just tried to post this comment, but apparently my computer's hacker didn't want me to post it, because my computer went to a blank screen after I submitted it, and I have to re-submit it now.
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I've been blogging on and off for a couple of years but always lost interest, most probably because I never found a subject that I truly loved to blog about. Most recently I have been blogging for a bit over a month and my subject is something that I love and the topics are those that I am passionate about. No loss of interest at all!
It makes a big difference. I think you should blog what you believe rather than what you 'think' you should blog about. -
I've had a blog on LiveJournal for years -- still have it, actually -- where I write annonymously to an audience of maybe 45 people.
But I just started my public, real-name blog at the beginning of the year when I revamped my writing site. I write on both blogs, but rarely cross-post between them without heavy editing. I tend to censor myself more on my public blog, since prospective employers, publishers, agents, dates, etc. can Google me and find it easily. -
Piddled around on Blogger a year or so ago. Then on wordpress.com. Finally got brave enough to host my own in the last 5 months or so.
I am so glad I did, too. It's much more satisfying to have more flexibility than what I had before, so I don't expect to stop anytime soon this time around. Have a couple more blogs in the planning stages. -
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Last year in March I started the first one. One month later a second one. Both written in Swedish. After 9 months I got tired of the first one. In January 2007 I started a third one, written in English, which keeps me occupied. It is remarkable that the first one still has a Google Page Rank of 3/10 although I haven´t "touched" it for 7 months.
What I have noticed quite recently is that information on my newest blog is indexed by Google but (surprisingly) sometimes it vanishes. I suppose Google robots don´t like my English blog
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I started blogging last year, but really made an effort to get my own domain and self-hosted wordpress in March 2007. I've been on forums and on chatrooms ever since i got online in the late 90's, but blogging is still very different.
do drop by and leave a few comments, feel free to review the blog here on blog catalog. -
I started in 2005, but moved twice. I've been at my current location for a year. And I love it.
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I, too, started in 2005. LiveJournal then moved to MySpace. Finally switched to blogger last month. Pretty exciting. =)
frenchkys.blogspot.com -
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A little over a week now.
www.pigskincleatsandbailmoney.blogspot.com/
www.recipesreviewsrantsandraves.blogspot.com/ (my wife's blog) -
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Started blogging seriuosly for about 2 months ago and REALLY found my new hobby. Blogging has given me the chance to make money on something i really like to do. And isn't that a dream for many of us ?
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I used to blog once in a while on my main site, but now blogging for about 3 months when I can. But I really enjoy this site and the members here.
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Started off with Dead Journal in 2001 I think. Only really got into blogging seriously in the last 2 years though.
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I started in November of '07. Blogging pretty much rules. Everyone has something they are passionate about that they should write about. If you happen to make money off of it, GREAT!
my blogs
www.topinternetguides.com
www.maximumbusinesscredit.com
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