Hoodia Pops

I am new in the blogging business, the first thing I do is to post to hosted blogs, most of the blogs I am working on are wordpress based, so far we all agree that WordPress is perfect for casual as well as professional bloggers, together with Open Source License make the WordPress the most famous and versatile blogging software of all time.

Then I found out that I probably should build blogs myself, then I can use established and fully owned blogs to advertise other websites, this is not something new, all kinds of blog networks are out there for the exact purpose, but those are not my own sites and I don’t have control, not to mention I can’t just post to them, obviously I will have to pay the owner to use their blogs, probably not cheap at all.

If you have tried to maintain a few different blogs you will know its not easy, if you want values for your blogs,to write interesting content is always time consuming, you have to put in time and money to build a successful blog. Check out a couple of interesting blogs, such as this one, Truck Driving Jobs, it’s name is pretty cute, and there are a lot of interesting articles on it, since this is not a themed blog, there are all kinds of posts on the site. Check this one out, Linux Service, this blog has a theme, all posts are following the same theme, there are a few well ranked keywords for this blog. I can show you a lot more sites, but I believe you get the idea. Here is one last note, some of your blogs should not be very serious ones, let them get some content occasionally, such as this blog, Tie Down, doing this right you will have a natural blogging networks.

When you already have a few interesting blogs, probably you can add a few more blogs to your arsenal, then use the established blogs to promote the new ones, this way you get your little blog network rolling. Of course its just the beginning, it won’t be easy to build even a tiny blogging network, one of the most important things is that don’t get your site black listed by major search engines.