Bloggers on Blogging
The results are always illuminating when Darren Rowse spearheads a Group Writing Project on ProBlogger.
The project just completed featured almost 300 submissions from serious bloggers all over the world. While the topic, Reviews and Predictions, attracted every kind of subject matter under the sun, the future of blogging was a popular theme.
As you might expect, there was quite a variety of opinions. A couple points where there was some consensus–
1. Personal blogging will level off, decline, or morph into something else.
2. Business blogging will increase.
Here is a sampling of blogger-on-blogging posts from the contest–
Josh Maher boldy predicts the demise of blogs.
The Canadian ProBlogger looks at the big picture for 2007.
George shares advice on how NOT to blog.
My own predictions for a booming business blogosphere in 2007.
Martin Newman presents a clear vision of what’s in store SEM-wise for business and personal blogging.
The devil is in the details. Daniel offers no less than 101 solid, useful blog tips.
A thoughtful post from John Stansbury explores why personal blogging is in for trouble.
Trent provides detailed analysis on upcoming marketing and monetization changes to come.
Andrew Wee has practical advice for bloggers who want to make it big.
Christopher Carfi’s post about CRM includes insight on a changing business communication climate that favors blogs.
And finally, Engtech explains how you can do everything wrong and still be right.
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