I think that optimizing content for the way that people read is one of the most underestimated tactics for improving your results from content. We all know, as this post illustrates that promoting is key…. Cause there are over M blogs exists. Yes, you absolutely can. Just be sure to differentiate your blog from the other blogs in your space. Hi Kyle, I agree with you the content with words or more gets chances of getting traffics from others if the content is meaningful.
I personally try this and result is great. Hi Sameera, yes longer content seems to rank better in general. Is it in-depth? Is it authoritative? Are people likely to share and link to it? Thanks for commenting. Hi Kyle Byers. I read your blog and giving important information. I am a new blogger in blogging field and I learn more thing about it. Great research was done by you Kyle. It is very useful information for a new blogger like me.
Thanks for sharing this. Great work. Interesting data and article! Thanks for sharing! Health and natural medicine is much too broad of a subject to start with.
Instead, I would start with a focus on just one very specific component of that niche. Technorati, one of the first blog search engines, launched in February That month, blogger Heather B. Armstrong was fired for writing about her colleagues on her personal blog, Dooce. The subject arose again in , when Congressional aide and controversial blogger Jessica Cutler would experience the same fate as Armstrong.
Cutler, however, blogged anonymously until her identity was revealed by the website Wonkette. Melinda Roberts founded TheMommyBlog.
Blog entries like these would serve as a precursor to live blogging, which took shape the following year. Less than a year later, Google would debut AdSense , which paired blogs with relevant advertisements at the discretion of the blogger.
Being able to advertise on blogs was a major milestone for bloggers, as it created the opportunity to monetize their work. It set the stage for blogs to be sponsored by major brands that fit their respective credos, or receive free products in exchange for endorsements or reviews. Blogging was turning into a business -- and soon, a small population of bloggers would be using what used to be a hobby as their primary source of income. The tumultuous Gawker -- which New York Magazine cited as the initiation of gossip blogs -- also launched in December , only to cease operations in August after a high-profile legal battle.
TypePad and WordPress launched in , continuing the trend of providing platform options to a growing number of bloggers. WordPress, c.
TypePad, c. February also marked Google's acquisition of Pyra Labs -- the makers of Blogger. That was a sign of the growing business of blogging, particularly in the wake of the monetization programs that launched the previous year.
The early s showed the first signs of a rise in political blogs. In , for example, several traditional media outlets were encouraging staff writers and columnists to double as "cyberjournalists," as Matt Welch called them in a piece for the Columbia Journalism Review. It reflected a growing number of political bloggers, with many seasoned reporters looking to blogging for opinion and beat outlets. That climate primed the blogosphere for what would follow in the latter half of the decade, when the perspectives and analyses of political bloggers began to be preferred sources of information on current events.
The line between traditional media and the blogosphere would start to bend, as bloggers were fated to become members of the press. As fate would have it, YouTube launched only a year later in February , shortly thereafter inviting the public to upload their own videos.
But it wasn't always what people associate it with now -- it actually began as a short-lived dating site , where singles could use videos to introduce themselves and state their romantic criteria.
YouTube, c. But once YouTube turned its focus to general video uploads which seemed to take effect by June according to Wayback Machine , it was part of a series of developments that showed the growing credibility of the online user.
With ample resources already built for writers, developers were starting to address other content creators. That might have been when the line between news reporting and blogging began to diminish, which some attribute to the launch of the Huffington Post that May.
Huffington Post is largely a mix of syndicated material and original content from staffers, columnists, and unpaid bloggers. It was the introduction of microblogging -- sharing stories, news, and other types of content in the smallest format possible. Microblogging continued to gain momentum in February with the launch of Tumblr -- yet another blogging platform that encouraged users to be brief.
But with the introduction of short-form, real-time information sharing also came increasingly visceral communication. There would be countless mean tweets , as well as harmful comments left on blogs. The rules were as follows:. It showed that the blogosphere had come a long way since the introduction of Open Diary. Corporate Account.
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According to WordPress , Though blogs are relatively easy to start, a select few bring in some serious money, and some of these blogs have grown into major staples of online publishing. Blogging is more than just top online publishers, though. Content creators who focus on niches have found great success in blogging, too.
Blogs are still at the heart of the internet, and in less than 25 years, hundreds of millions of blogs have found their way online and into the lives of hundreds of millions of curious readers. What Is Influencer Marketing?
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