I agree with the other comment regarding about blogging since their opinion are similar to what I am gonna write up here.

Hmm, being a famous blogger/blog means that besides being famous, one must have the right “tools”: Connections (friends, acquaintances, good DSL, good server…in other words, enough “physical, non-virtual resource” to maintain the site ), familiarity with the language, and the “appropriate” personality. (Ergo, I submit to a fact that internet is just another space and time where we can transfer what we have in the “real” world. This is also a question of taste.)

And of course the passion to do it.

Some bloggers just don’t get it. Some blogs just stay stagnant.

The diagram above is hilarious indeed.

As far as my blog goes, I don’t write unless I have some kind of news, review, inspiration, etc. So far I average four or five entries a week.

HAHAHAHAHA Appear! Ako, yung makintab na ulo.

Any content can be compelling. I actually don’t really understand when people that say it’s the content that makes them decide to read a blog. It’s usually something about the person writing that often causes me to subscribe.

Both ways work for me. Some people I admire, say for their leadership skills and are popular for it, when they open a blog I’m come rushing and adding them to my feeds. Sometimes, they don’t provide good contents, but I add them anyway just to keep track with what’s going on in their minds. But most of the times, they do provide great content.

I also, for most cases, read blogs simply because the content is great and appeals to my interest.

I added you in my feed a couple of months ago for the reason that you’re both popular and provide great content.

Buti nalang ok dito hehe..

Then you get glued to a blog.. visit it regularly, subscribe to it’s feeds.

It’s hard to consistently publish great content, so bloggers who can establish a certain connection with readers will be able to retain them.