WHY ARE SO MANY PEOPLE INTERESTED IN BLOGGING?
Why shouldn't they be blogging as well? When blogging is similar to owning a media outlet such as a TV channel or a magazine, you share content with your target audience via your blog and generate money from advertisements and other sources.
Why not start a blog? It is far simpler to create your blog than it was 15 years ago, or even today, to form a TV channel or a media organization.
Since I've grasped the notion of a blog post, I've thought it's one of the finest things a person can do to live and flourish, and this has piqued my curiosity in trying it out on my own.
WHAT DID I LEARN IT FROM?
In this information era, the greatest place to learn anything is on the internet.
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You've probably heard of it as 'Google.'
The location where you'll most likely virtually meet and get to know anybody who cares and might be useful.
This is something I'm quite new at. Not to Google, but the world of blogging.
Even though I've been reading blogs for many years, I had no clue what purpose or advantage these blogs provided to the publisher.While working for a separate company on something completely unrelated, I came across some numbers that completely rocked my life.
TOP 10 HIGHEST EARNING BLOGGERS
There is the list of bloggers who are standing highest as per the position wise. We have aligned the place in terms of the yearly earning they have in their record. Following the top 10 highest websites:
1- HuffPost: $500 million
2- Engadget: $47.5 million
3- Moz: $44.9 million
4- PerezHilton: $41.3 million
5- Copyblogger: $33.1 million
6- Mashable: $30 million
7- TechCrunch: $22.5 million
8- Envato Tuts+: $10 million
9- Smashing Magazine: $5.2 million
10- Gizmodo: $4.8 million
As we had the analysis, these are successful businesses, man. Have made their position with blogging.
MEET TWO GREATER LEADERS
JAMAL DHEDHI
The first and foremost great leader I would like to discuss in this blog post is Jamal dhedhi, as it is rightly said that success is earned with smart work and good efforts at the right time. When talking about this leader completed his bachelor's degree from st. Patrick's high school ( BCOM ) Bachelor of commerce.
Following qualities are spotted in this great leader:
1- Vission
2- Empathy
3- Accountibility
4- Goal Orienty
5- Unity Creator
2- LOWELL HEDDINGS
Meet Lowell Heddings | This Is How Top Blogging Success Looks!
How-To Geek, an online technology magazine, was started by Lowell Heddings in 2007. The guy arrived at his current position after fifteen years of hard labour.
15 years is a F&$king long time now....
Who has the stamina to last so long? After 15 years, who knows who will be alive? What if we're no longer alive by then?
If we're dead, we'll have peace; if we're not, we'll have 1.5 million dollars a month. That's the most basic response.
Will it be possible and simple to make 1.5 million dollars per month after 15 years?
It may be possible to move the planet in the direction I see it heading; even more than 1.5 million people may be possible.... And it's more feasible than we think right now. Why am I saying this?
You will learn the key to attaining a lot more in due time, but to ensure that you are among the first to know, it would be ideal and in your best interests if you subscribed to my blog now and made sure to follow it.
Let the things be as crystal clear. To make it happen and ultimately make it simpler, it would need outstanding knowledge and abilities....
After a period of 15 years... Or, perhaps, in a shorter amount of time!
These 15 years, as well as the trip to get to that point, would be the most difficult.
There's one thing to bear in mind. In 2007, there were probably over 50 million blogs, but now there are more than a billion.
POPULAR NICHES
The following are some of the most popular blog niches:
1- Blogs by Individuals
2- Blogs about food
3- Blogs about fashion
4- Blogs about beauty
5- Blogs on living a healthy lifestyle
6- Blogs about travel
7- Blogs about technology
8- Blogs about the news
9- Blogs about personal expriences
10- Blogs about business
Blogging's Origins
Blogging had been around long before I even realized what a blog was. I'm not interested in history (much of it is nonsense), but it's always a good idea to do some homework before entering a situation.
So here we go.
The Beginnings Of Blogging
According to the University of Notre Dame of Maryland
Justin Hall, an American journalist, and entrepreneur dubbed the "pioneer" blogger, began blogging in 1994 on his website "links.net."
Which is still around in its original form. I'm not sure why. Most likely, it's for the sake of preserving history!
According to HubSpot, Justin Hall was dubbed the "founding father of personal bloggers" by New York Times Magazine after his debut blog.
Jorn Barger, who established the website 'Robot Wisdom,' coined the word 'weblog,' which he used for the first time in December 1997. (Because Google loves backlinks, here are the Robot Wisdom Twitter and Facebook accounts.)
(I never expected chronicling history to be so enjoyable.)
Taking the next step
The late 1990s saw a surge in resources designed specifically for bloggers, with Open Diary (which debuted in October 1998) emerging as the most powerful blogging platform.
TheBloggingBox.com - The First Platform That Enabled Bloggers To Leave Comments On Other Bloggers' Blog Posts.Open Diary was the first platform to provide a membership model that allowed community members to comment on the work of other members. What exactly is it?
'A Brief History of 9 Popular Blogging Platforms' is a good place to start. While studying for my first blog, I came across something interesting on the Mashable website.
The name 'weblog' was abbreviated to 'blog' by programmer Peter Merholz in May 1999. | TheBloggingBox.com.The name 'weblog' was then condensed to 'blog' by programmer Peter Merholz somewhere in April or May of 1999 (even the guy who eventually led design at Groupon, OpenTable, and Jawbone isn't sure when precisely).
The term "blog" might have gone out if Pyra Labs hadn't released Blogger in August 1999, along with LiveJournal and Xanga in the same year.
The First Video Blogs in the 2000s: 'Vog.'
A blogger called Adam Kontras posted a video to his text blog at 8:18 p.m. on January 2nd, 2000, to share with his friends and family. He was caught on camera smuggling a cat into a hotel room.
In November of that year, Adrian Miles published one of the earliest video blogs, which he dubbed a 'vog.'
By this time, blogging had begun to have an impact on many people's lives. Bloggers were now starting to learn how to monetize their websites. People and corporations have finally started to regard bloggers and blogging as valuable endeavors.
In 2002, better things happened
Many things began to change with the turn of the century. One of them was blogging.
A Search Engine Specifically For Blogs & Bloggers | TheBloggingBox.com | A Search Engine Different From Other Search Engines And A Great Tool That Bloggers Loved
Technorati, a blog search engine, was created in February 2002.
In the same calendar year
Gossip, after all, is never a good thing. I'm sorry for the woman. Consider being well-known for anything like this.
What she did, though, was wrong, and I hope she learned from it.
Furthermore, even though she lost her work 18 years ago, her blog is still active.
So, the next time one of you bloggers is dooced, you now know who was the first to do it.
My real advice is for you to behave, at least until you no longer need employment.
Then the next year.
2004/2005
The Scandal Over Blogging That Rocked American PoliticsAnother Armstrong occurred in 2004. (Did you hear about the woman who was fired for gossiping?)
Jessica Cutler worked at the Russell Senate Office Building | TheBloggingBox.com
Jessica Cutler (who worked in the Russell Senate Office Building) was the second person to be 'dooced,' and she followed Armstrong's lead. The only difference was that she remained anonymous.
However, her blog entries were soon halted!
Wonkette, an American online news and gossip publication, disclosed her name.
She was apprehended, dismissed, and sued
And went on to work as a Playboy model.
Only in the United States of America!
Anyway, from what I gather, our blogs are for sharing our own experiences, not someone else's personal lives.
2005-2009 : THE UPRISE OF VIDEO AND MICROBLOGGING
So, despite Adam Kontras' first video being uploaded in a blog post on January 2, 2000, it took another five years for videos to become a thing.
Steve Garfield, one of the original video bloggers (and a professional cameraman), announced 2004 to be the "year of the video blog" only a year ago, in February 2004.
The Year 2005 Was The Year Of The Video Blog
YouTube was founded, although it was most likely to become a dating site.
YouTube in the year 2005
Singles would identify themselves while utilizing videos to state their love prerequisites.
YouTube was founded by Chad Hurley, Steve Chen, and Jawed Karim | TheBloggingBox.com
Jawed Karim was one of the founding members of YouTube.
Then, in June 2005, sanity prevailed when YouTube began focusing on general video submissions, and online users began to rise due to these and other beneficial adjustments.
Developers began to pay attention to the demands of other types of content providers since authors already had enough tools to make their publication process easier.
Even those in the White House began to offer some appreciation and acknowledgment after developers.
For the first time, a blogger wa
