Making Money Blogs—Blooging For Profit

Blogging can and should be both fun and profitable, hence the popularity of blogs. Being online for some time now I have found out some little break of blogging.
Blogging is simply writing stuffs but, what we truly want from being in blogging and being in IM, what we want is money from writing what we think the world need to hear or read but one important thing about blogging is getting
(1) getting the stuffs to write and (2) making people read your stuff

On this forum you will find things to blogs about even this post can be blogged upon but getting people to read your stuff will take you to live your blog and go out to the cyberspace to DRAG the traffic to your blog and may I inform you, there are numerous ways of getting the needed traffic but before we get into all that let begin from the beginning and before you start thinking that I am talking about how to create a blog, you can forget about that and just create a blog from here: http:blogger.com don’t worry about the steps just continue to click and before you know it you would have a blog to your name!!! funny…ahahahahahah

Back to serious business about blogging…please do something about your blog as I did on my www.15klaptops.com/blog

THE TOP FIVE WAYS TO IMPROVE YOUR BLOG…
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Marketing is useless if you don’t have a good ‘product’. Here are five ways to ensure you do.

Provide something unique: There are so many blogs out there, even if you’re writing brilliantly, you won’t attract an audience if someone who’s already more widely-read is writing on the same subjects. First-hand accounts or data, original research, surveys, original ideas, original graphics or photos or artwork, all help establish your uniqueness.

Provide something valuable: Give readers a high ‘return on their investment’ in reading your blog by (a) entertaining them,
(b) teaching or helping them to do something (lessons learned etc.),
(c) informing them about something they need to know about,
(d) giving them a ‘take-away’ (checklist, great quote, useful tool, etc. — something that will cause them to immediately bookmark or blogroll or write about your site and revisit it often),
(e) saving them time (distilling something down, analyzing it, researching it), or
(f) providing deep insight about what something means (great graphics can help do this).

Be first: The first person to write about a particular topic will probably get a large share of traffic about it. Even if a more popular blog picks up on it, they’re likely to link to you and send even more readers your way. First-hand accounts, on-the-spot photos, comments from people who were at the scene of breaking news all make fascinating reading. Even the first reviews and synopses of new movies and books usually attract a lot of attention.
To do this always check

http://www.google.com/trends/hottrends

Do your research: Invest time to learn as much as possible about what you’re going to write about. Spend much more time reading and researching than you do writing. Check your facts. Learn to use search engines powerfully, so no time is wasted looking for just the right information. Don’t neglect primary research — stuff you get from offline sources like real people, in-depth television reports, people you can call or survey to get information that isn’t available on the Web. Always cite and if possible link to your sources. Dig for great finds, stuff that isn’t on the first page of the Google results, information that you need to go through multiple links to find, information embedded in the many databases that are online but aren’t Googled at all. And never lie or exaggerate. Be true, people will only read what is true,remember you might deceive sometimes but you won’t be able to deceive all the time, you will easily get help from

http://ezinearticles.com/

Learn to write very well: Master the art of story-telling. Learn to be brief without being too dense. Write in a conversational, accessible, friendly style. Eschew obscure and intimidating words, like ‘eschew’ (it means ‘avoid’ Ask people you trust to comment on your writing style. Use point form, examples, restatements for clarity. Be natural. Learn all the steps for story-writing; most of them apply to non-fiction, too. Have fun, be loose, show your emotion. Try to avoid cliches.

And in 1 or 2 days I would add the numerous ways in making people read your stuffs…all the BEST