Making a blog-reader happy

My take is that a blog is like a newspaper. Okay, may not be a tabloid, but not a textbook either. Why do I say so? In contrast with regular websites that can only speak about the entity they represent, blogs are rather an expression of mind, or many minds, if you prefer.

In the large canvas of Internet, blogs are symptomatic of an art that puts forth the ins and outs of how their authors look upon contemporary issues concerning us, the readers. Blog writers may not necessarily be articulate, but nevertheless have to take a position to connect with the readers.

Considering blog as a form of art, the big difference between it and another art is that it is ‘immediate’. Means it is ‘live’ the moment it is posted. And if you’re a prolific writer, you’ll be posting several of them each day. Which further means there is just no time for introspection, for looking at your own creation from different angles to assess if it is okay.

Which is why a newspaper like blog is close to my heart. Like a newspaper, my blog offers a sumptuous array of information to my readers, so that if one or 2 of my writings lack the verve on a given day, there are other fares to fill in the gap. Care to have a look at my blog? Click the link below.

You might say simplicity is a virtue that works for a blog’s strength. Sure it does. There’re many on the horizon that I admire. But pray tell me what’s wrong if you have both the staple fare and some spicy additions on your table! To tell you my story, I’m happy that my readers are happy to read my blog. I’ve as much as 50% of repeat visitors. What about you?