Three Reasons Why You’d Want To Blog For Other People
Not everyone can set up their own blog, you know. Not everyone has the kind of time or skill available to exercise proper promotion techniques and get the word out. For those kind of people, those people who are essentially writing purists, there is always the option of blogging for someone else. And there are three good reasons for doing so, which is especially useful since we’ve been talking about that all week so far.
1. More resources. You don’t have to worry about what you’re going to do for money while you engage in promoting your blog and getting the adsense in play and getting other people to read the damn thing so you’re not shouting at an empty room.
2. Established (or establishing) audience. Again, the shouting at an empty room component of blogging is gone. No more feeling like the crazy lady who talks to her cats all day!
3. Pure writing. When you write someone else’s blog, your promotional duties become somewhat minimal. You’re a content provider. Oh, sure, you make up some contests or help out with Digg entries or something, to provide added value, but for the most part? You WRITE. That’s it.
Take all these reasons together and you discover that blogging for someone else is a pretty good move.
