Is anyone still really blogging?

MediaGuy · 2010-06-02, 04:52 PM

I have a couple blogs that are not regularly updated, but are text rich and illustrated for each post with a "sexy" image that links to a gallery or gallery sets I make myself; so I get traffic from both search engine results and submitting.

Those who don't care to read can just jump straight to the gallery; those who find the gallery can click to the blog.

I don't automate any of it, except sometimes to write a post or two ahead of time and schedule them.

Sometimes it's better not to update daily - if you want to get decently indexed, eventual SE traffic; but you just don't get pinged as often...

smashits · 2010-06-03, 04:48 AM

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Originally Posted by MediaGuy

I have a couple blogs that are not regularly updated, but are text rich and illustrated for each post with a "sexy" image that links to a gallery or gallery sets I make myself; so I get traffic from both search engine results and submitting.

Those who don't care to read can just jump straight to the gallery; those who find the gallery can click to the blog.

I don't automate any of it, except sometimes to write a post or two ahead of time and schedule them.

Sometimes it's better not to update daily - if you want to get decently indexed, eventual SE traffic; but you just don't get pinged as often...

Is there any harm in daily-updation of your blog.

walrus · 2010-06-03, 12:54 PM

Interesting responses.

I find I don't us WP as a blog platform much anymore but use it more as a simple CMS building more pages than posts.

But, what I was really after was how many are building blogs that may or may not push porn but are mostly personal commentary, interesting shit you run across on the net, etc.

A friend of mine refers to them as E/N blogs (everything and nothing).

spookyx · 2010-06-04, 08:41 AM

I (me and my secret partner) have a network of blogs, i make real posts everyday, no scripts. it makes sales, not a lot, but enough to make it worth it.

Useless · 2010-06-04, 02:55 PM

I have a real life blog. It sucks. I hardly ever write posts. It sucks. Yeah, it sucks. I have a couple of porn blogs that I hardly ever update too. It's a trend with me and blogging.

MadMax · 2010-06-17, 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by walrus

Interesting responses.

I find I don't us WP as a blog platform much anymore but use it more as a simple CMS building more pages than posts.

But, what I was really after was how many are building blogs that may or may not push porn but are mostly personal commentary, interesting shit you run across on the net, etc.

A friend of mine refers to them as E/N blogs (everything and nothing).

I'm starting a couple, with the intent of establishing an online presence as an author of kinky erotica. They're a mix of personal commentary and poetry/stories. I find blogging kinda relaxing, but then again I'm a writer. A lot of people who aren't find it impossibly tedious.

faxxaff · 2010-06-23, 12:00 AM

I do run around 5 blogs in niches where I consider myself an outstanding expert. On those blogs I just write once a month or two, but I consider my articles useful to the surfer. Traffic to the blogs is very stable and they do create solid sales and even better rebills. I put a lot of effort into research and it's fun. You could say it's very easy money for me and there is no stress.

On the other side, I have around 60 sBlogs. Traffic is ok and they do generate sales, but it's more of a struggle to keep new posts coming and I have to force myself to work on them. It's kinda hard to make coin with them and sometimes I have a hard time of motivating me to work on them.

I guess I will rather concentrate on a small amount of blogs and do them well, rather than expand the amount of sites.

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Fedro · 2010-06-11, 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by smashits

Is there any harm in daily-updation of your blog.

I'd like to know this too. Thanks.

HowlingWulf · 2010-06-11, 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Fedro

I'd like to know this too. Thanks.

Only to your sanity. And one blog isn't going to be enough to live on by far.

I suggest building lots of blogs, and the ones Google likes you update more frequently.

smashits · 2010-06-13, 05:17 AM

Quite true.

You can' t depend on your blog for survival. You have to do something more to support you financially.

2010-06-02, 04:52 PM	#1
MediaGuy WHO IS FONZY!?! Don't they teach you anything at school? Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: MontrealQuebecCanada Posts: 45	I have a couple blogs that are not regularly updated, but are text rich and illustrated for each post with a "sexy" image that links to a gallery or gallery sets I make myself; so I get traffic from both search engine results and submitting. Those who don't care to read can just jump straight to the gallery; those who find the gallery can click to the blog. I don't automate any of it, except sometimes to write a post or two ahead of time and schedule them. Sometimes it's better not to update daily - if you want to get decently indexed, eventual SE traffic; but you just don't get pinged as often... __________________

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2010-06-13, 05:17 AM	#11
smashits Banned Join Date: May 2010 Location: Relaxing place Posts: 146	Quite true. Quite true. You can' t depend on your blog for survival. You have to do something more to support you financially.