Comments on: Blogging: Only The Strong and Motivated Can Survive http://www.fka200.com/2008/12/19/blogging-only-the-strong-and-motivated-can-survive/ Mon, 06 Feb 2012 20:45:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Browserspiele http://www.fka200.com/2008/12/19/blogging-only-the-strong-and-motivated-can-survive/comment-page-1/#comment-1007 Browserspiele Mon, 16 Nov 2009 11:23:45 +0000 http://www.fka200.com/?p=602#comment-1007 You have to blog about your passion. And you have to blog often to rank good in search engines. You have to blog about your passion. And you have to blog often to rank good in search engines.

]]> By: Bisnis di internet http://www.fka200.com/2008/12/19/blogging-only-the-strong-and-motivated-can-survive/comment-page-1/#comment-971 Bisnis di internet Mon, 19 Oct 2009 07:26:49 +0000 http://www.fka200.com/?p=602#comment-971 If the content blog is our passion, i think it will create good content and draf many visitor. If the content blog is our passion, i think it will create good content and draf many visitor.

]]> By: prefabrik http://www.fka200.com/2008/12/19/blogging-only-the-strong-and-motivated-can-survive/comment-page-1/#comment-875 prefabrik Mon, 07 Sep 2009 06:34:08 +0000 http://www.fka200.com/?p=602#comment-875 verygodd very very good verygodd very very good

]]> By: prefabrik http://www.fka200.com/2008/12/19/blogging-only-the-strong-and-motivated-can-survive/comment-page-1/#comment-874 prefabrik Mon, 07 Sep 2009 06:33:37 +0000 http://www.fka200.com/?p=602#comment-874 thank you very good thank you very good

]]> By: jj-momscashblog http://www.fka200.com/2008/12/19/blogging-only-the-strong-and-motivated-can-survive/comment-page-1/#comment-526 jj-momscashblog Thu, 08 Jan 2009 22:37:52 +0000 http://www.fka200.com/?p=602#comment-526 Hey there Sammy, I was here back in December when you wrote this post and left a comment but it's not here. Maybe I didn't hit "submit" (lol) well, it was the week before X-mas so could have been during a storm when my wireless kept going off. So, I will again say thank you for the nice review of MCB and I also want to thank you for all of the legwork you've done on the Wall of Fame. I've been advised to take the WOF down for SEO purposes, or else put "no follow" tags on it, so your research will definitely come in handy if I go the no follow route. About your post.. Your "study" is right in tune with online marketing studies which say the life of an individual blog is very short. Some quit their blog because of health issues, or family matters, etc, some quite because blogging just isn't their "thing", but some will come back to their blogs later (since an old blog gets PR points) and some go on to start a second blog in a different niche using the knowledge they gained from the first experience. You made good points for people starting out... set goals but don't make "revenue" your driving force, and as long as you're enjoying it, then things will fall into place. It's true that the MMO biz is saturated and it's "cut throat" at times since some bloggers like to put each other down, so you need thick skin. All in all, I find that most bloggers are very nice people and I've made some wonderful blogging friends in the process and I'm sure you have too. Good luck and thanks. P.S. I just want to tell Dave that I don't think anyone "fails" because they stop blogging. Krysti has a new occupation and I'm very happy for her. I also didn't pay as much for the blog as some seem to think. I've already made my investment back and that's all that matters to me. :) I can't imagine a blog being worth millions and I'd tell anyone thinking of buying a blog to look for a cheap one with PR (they can be as low as $50). Techies build the PR and then sell them. Hey there Sammy, I was here back in December when you wrote this post and left a comment but it’s not here. Maybe I didn’t hit “submit” (lol) well, it was the week before X-mas so could have been during a storm when my wireless kept going off. So, I will again say thank you for the nice review of MCB and I also want to thank you for all of the legwork you’ve done on the Wall of Fame. I’ve been advised to take the WOF down for SEO purposes, or else put “no follow” tags on it, so your research will definitely come in handy if I go the no follow route.

About your post.. Your “study” is right in tune with online marketing studies which say the life of an individual blog is very short. Some quit their blog because of health issues, or family matters, etc, some quite because blogging just isn’t their “thing”, but some will come back to their blogs later (since an old blog gets PR points) and some go on to start a second blog in a different niche using the knowledge they gained from the first experience. You made good points for people starting out… set goals but don’t make “revenue” your driving force, and as long as you’re enjoying it, then things will fall into place. It’s true that the MMO biz is saturated and it’s “cut throat” at times since some bloggers like to put each other down, so you need thick skin. All in all, I find that most bloggers are very nice people and I’ve made some wonderful blogging friends in the process and I’m sure you have too. Good luck and thanks.

P.S. I just want to tell Dave that I don’t think anyone “fails” because they stop blogging. Krysti has a new occupation and I’m very happy for her. I also didn’t pay as much for the blog as some seem to think. I’ve already made my investment back and that’s all that matters to me. :) I can’t imagine a blog being worth millions and I’d tell anyone thinking of buying a blog to look for a cheap one with PR (they can be as low as $50). Techies build the PR and then sell them.

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