The Comfort Rooms

What Makes A Blogger (Part1)

It is only logical for a blogger to write what he knows best. Unless somebody paid him to write about something else, then that's the time he can research over something he does not usually tackle in any regular random day. I never talk about asbestos or any some other particle only those interested in it would know but if somebody would ask me to write something about it with a price? I probably would. And somebody actually did ask me to write about it! Too bad for him, I never gave in. Only US$ 10 for a 500-word article? No freaking way.

I always loved the fact that tons and tons of people come over to my blog...well, they just came over to my blog! According to Mr. Feedjit, most of my blog traffic comes from the search engine and I thank all of those people who stumble over to my blog. I guess they all just stumbled over and left in a splitsecond. That's it.

No article reading.

No article commenting.

No return visits.

No nothing.

Oh crap.

I write according to what my impulse would tell me to write about. If I felt like stopping, I stop writing. If I would like to continue, oh boy, would I continue! When I told a blogger that I usually finish a blog post within 30 minutes, he was surprised. I really just finish within that range. If my creative juices were fantastic, 10 minutes would be gratifying.

I dunno, maybe it is just the artist in me.

So impulsive.

So hot.

But the question is, what is my idea of a good blogger?

Man, continue reading next week. *wink*

This post was written by: Jerick Baluyot

Jerick Baluyot is a professional blogger, writer and digital marketing specialist. Follow him on Twitter