Why Having One Blog is Best

25 Jan

Posted by Sunny as Internet

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When I first started out blogging I found some bloggers with multiple blogs. I read articles of some people who have from 1-48 blogs. I started out with 2 blogs and I wanted to make it the best blog in it’s field. Unfortunately it was hard to keep up wih two blogs and one blog ended up not being updated frequently. I had AdSense-Nation.com before because I love talking about my experience with AdSense; by doing so DesiNotes.com died out. As time passed I wanted to talk about other different topics and I was tired of talking about AdSense all the time. That lead me to close down AdSense-Nation.com and re-open DesiNotes.com

As you can see from this site, DesiNotes.com, I write about topics that span in various subjects.

I noticed a huge improvement in hits and responses when I concentrated my time and energy in one blog than multiple blogs. With one blog I can gather all of my posts in different categories and it was easy for me to update the site often. With one blog I am able to create quality content frequently.

So, if you blog then try blogging for one site than multiple sites to create quality content easily.

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4 Responses

Damon Z

January 25th, 2007 at 11:22 pm

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Haha, I think those are cases of “blog schizophrenia”. I would agree with you that providing 2 quality blogs is difficult and it’s better to focus on one. Then again, this is a marketing dilemma. Blog are like brands for which posts are products. If the posts are too inconsistent maybe having seperate categories is not enough, you would need a different blog. People would not buy Malboro Macaroni and cheese but don’t mind Kraft yet both would be from the same company, Altria… Still in the end, one blog is best because there is only author and instinctively the posts tend to be coherent
Sunny

January 26th, 2007 at 6:34 pm

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You’re right Damon, as I said one blog is easier to handle because you can focus on it easily
Lisa Knight

January 27th, 2007 at 1:40 pm

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The only reason I have multiple blogs is because I found I was all over the place in topics so I created different blogs, because someone who may want to read about my adventures in home repair, may not want to read about my adventures in sewing headbands!!! While I find it a struggle to post to all of them daily, I do think that this was better than a scizophrenic approach to one blog!!! I do tend to focus on one of my blogs more than the others, but sometimes I just have a really off topic thought :D…now I have an outlet (med free!!!)
Sunny

January 27th, 2007 at 1:50 pm

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yeah you have a good point Lisa, I’m not going to argue with that, but I guess the topics under one blog with this site has worked for me so far