Hmmm, I'm not sure I know anyone that actually blogs for the money. I
mean, who is the customer, and who would pay, and for what?

Some people blog nonsense, some people blog for personal reasons. I'm
not sure why I do it. I don't blog that often, it goes in spurts.
When I'm in a creative season, it's easy to blog. When I'm not, I
don't. It usually takes me about 20-30 minutes to put out a blog
article, and sometimes I can write it on my PDA on my 28 minute train
commute in the morning.

Some people blog every day. I can't do that. I won't put out
something just to say something or to be on a schedule.

The cost of blogging is some time, and some vulnerability. I think
that blogging should reveal your soul: your heart, your mind and your
emotion. If it doesn't, just post a website...

Joe Bartling
http://www.spiderware.com
https://www.linkedin.com/profile?viewProfile=&key=62910

--- In LinkedinBloggers@yahoogroups.com, Paul Dube <paul.dube@g...> wrote:
> OK you bloggers, you have a number of blogging newbies here. I know
I am
> wondering but I bet I'm not alone. What is the 'cost' of blogging?
>
> Some people like to 'gab'. Others like to write. Others still like
to talk.
> Some like to talk, write, and listen only if it is about themselves.
While
> these people exist, I do not think we have any here. I get the
feeling that
> the bloggers here do it because it makes them money.
>
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