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The blogger’s misery

The goal of every blogger is wide readership, getting a higher pagerank and earn at the same time. The blogger makes thorough research in every article he writes to make sure that the content is very relevant to the topic. The content of each of the blog post shall be informative and useful to the readers. So blogging is not just a matter of talent and creativity. It is a dedication with the passion to give information to the world because he cares. Earnings in a site are mostly generated through adsense and affiliate marketing. But a good part could be derived from blog advertising also.

This is where blog review companies come in. The blogger’s misery is having a low pagerank. It is the basis of most review companies on work assignment distribution. If you have a low PR, you will receive less work or nothing at all. So blogger’s do forum posting, blog comments posting, link building and other practices that could create a higher PR. At the time Google gives sites rankings, the blogger excitedly look for his PR and hopes it could be higher than 1. It would be frustrating to continue seeing a PR0 like mine everytime. I hope I could have a higher PR next time. Yes, this is truly a blogger’s misery. After all the hard work, you still get a zero or low PR.

Reaction: Death by blogging

Blogging has become very competitive. You can see a lot of blogs flooding the blogosphere generated by groups of professionals, work at home moms and college students. The kind of virtual work they have needs a fast turn around and quick to write imagination. Creativity is never a problem here but good topics are. Every website loves to generate a hit for whatever reasons. Hits can sell. News items revolve around the net fast catch by a chain of bloggers. Blogging before was seen as a hobby or just plain passion for writing until advertisers tapped the blogosphere as a channel of introducing their products and get quality leads that will convert into cash. Then blog review companies pop out from nowhere and kept these freelance writers busy.

Now that blogging generates income, bloggers and article writers felt its potential and commit their selves to more work. It is because they see that the work assignment is not constant and they feel they can do it. The production of a 24 hour 10,000 word articles for blog postings and forum postings is not an easy task. It will take a lot of your time and a lot of your creativity. This is what we call brain drain. This is especially true for the news bloggers. So here comes a blogger spending the rest of his days making a research in the internet, monitoring emails and monitoring phone calls for update. They don’t die because they blog, they die because they over committed and the pressure got them down.

Blogging is a good way to express your thoughts and your desires. It is a free way. But when you over commit it will drain your energy out of your body and let you live a life totally different from a normal person. Unless you are unable to physically go out and enjoy the basic beauty of the world outside, please try to manage your blogging time and contract works. Make it like an 8-5 work at home. Give your eyes and your body rest after that self brainstorming you had in there. I understand if you have to cope up with bills payments. But if you have many funds and you continue to do this, it is not healthy work habit anymore. You are about to kill the world’s most dedicated blogger – YOU!
Reference: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/06/technology/06sweat.html?pagewanted=print