How do you discover bloggers?
How do you discover bloggers?
How to Find Blogs
- Perform a basic internet search.
- Search the most popular blog-hosting sites.
- Use blog directories to search by topic.
- Use an RSS feed reader to track new content.
- Search for curated lists to find recommended content.
- Scan social media to find new content.
Who discovered blogging?
It’s generally recognized that the first blog was Links.net, created by Justin Hall, while he was a Swarthmore College student in 1994. Of course, at that time they weren’t called blogs, and he just referred to it as his personal homepage. It wasn’t until 1997 that the term “weblog” was coined.
How do I find new blogs on Blogger?
10 Tips for Discovering New Blogs
- Ask your mailing list to email you recommendations.
- Ask for recommendations via Twitter, Facebook, and Google+.
- Discover new blogs on Pinterest.
- Do a Twitter search for some main keywords in your niche.
- Browse blog directories.
- Check out who else is attending an event.
How do I approach a product to my blog?
When contacting a blogger, be sure to…
- Introduce yourself and your brand.
- Tell them why you’re reaching out and the offer you’re willing to give them.
- Be specific — maybe call out a particular post on their blog that you think could be a good fit for your product.
How do you get Blogs to read?
- Sign in to Blogger.
- In the left menu, click Reading list .
- In the top right, click Manage reading list .
- Click Add.
- Type the URL of the blog you want to follow.
- Click Next.
- Choose whether to follow publicly or anonymously.
- Click Follow.
What types of blogs are there?
Best types of blogs to create:
- Food blogs.
- Travel blogs.
- Health and fitness blogs.
- Lifestyle blogs.
- Fashion and beauty blogs.
- Photography blogs.
- Personal blogs.
- DIY craft blogs.
Why do blogs fail?
One of the reasons why bloggers fail is that they’re not producing engaging, outstanding quality content. With so much content being produced, great content is the minimum bet for getting in the game. As a result, you can provide your audience with information that they wouldn’t be able to access on any other blog.