The Death of Blogging
On my way to BlogWorld Expo in LA. Last time I went I was a little bummed that I felt like more of the people I met were non-bloggers than bloggers. With the advent of Twitter & Facebook I’ve noticed that many of my favorite bloggers, people like The Mad Hat have totally stopped blogging. In fact, I blog a lot less frequently than I used to. I love Facebook and all but occasionally it is nice to write something that takes more than two sentences and I can have conttrol over the links, graphics, and formatting.
Lately I’ve been cruising around the blogosphere a lot more lately while working on my newest turbo charged, black velvet, white gloved online semi-combustible money making project. I’ve noticed bloggers have, for the most part, started monetizing their sites and are using lots of 2007 monetization strategies, i.e: adsense or ad networks, totally missing the long term value of their readers.
It has been about a year since the last BlogWorld so I am going to be curious to see if there are real bloggers there or not.
If happen to be there look for me. I’ll be rolling through the expo like a 240 lb. rear naked choke pulling surf buddha.
My blogs are not dead.
Good to see you at BWE, DK.
Lemme know when/how/if I can help you when the time comes.
Bill
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