New blogging is not dead (2)
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Blogging has evolved beyond just personal journals, with 95% of blogs being dormant. While some question if blogging is dead, it has evolved into forms like micro-blogging, photo-blogging, and video-blogging. A blog is a website where entries are posted in reverse chronological order, accessible to any internet user, and has combined text, images, videos and links over time.
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1. You’ve reached a plateau with your site, and just cannot seem to write any more.
2. You really are not sure what you can cover on your site. (For those with businesses, you might be scared of spamming.)
3. You are afraid you might be copying other sites in your niche, that may be covering the same topics.
4. Juggling family or personal issues.
There’s a solution for all of these!
I am going to go over some tips to help you overcome Blogger’s Block, and get you to think outside the box when coming up with loads of topics for you. Don’t let search results scare you- your blog voice and your knowledge can do wonders for you!
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