Snob-Bloggers: You Just Might Be A Snob If You Publish A Blog

[homekung]

According to Jupiter Research, about 2 percent of the online community has created a blog. That works out to millions and millions of blogs, and in turn, millions and millions of snobs who publish them. That’s an awful lot of Snob-Bloggers!

You see, in order to care enough to publish a blog, you really need to be somewhat of a snob. Before we get into the reasons why, let’s look at the definition of snob.

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[erikko]

your article is nice and its a good thing to me for me to know how will i categorize myself and other bloggers out there. may i ask if this snob blog affects us in such a way in our work

[leftybogs]

some blogs consider as spam.. thats why we have to create interesting article or post... and of course promote it to have some readers...

[toinkzzz]

your blog will not be snobbed if you create informative articles and short contents in your blog.. be sure that your blog feeds its readers and they can gain great info's to your site...

[erikko]

Originally Posted by leftybogs

some blogs consider as spam.. thats why we have to create interesting article or post... and of course promote it to have some readers...

Originally Posted by toinkzzz

your blog will not be snobbed if you create informative articles and short contents in your blog.. be sure that your blog feeds its readers and they can gain great info's to your site...

oh i see, so the essential thing i must do is to create a fresh and informative articles about my blog as well as promote with through social bookmarking and directory submissions

[leftybogs]

Originally Posted by erikko

oh i see, so the essential thing i must do is to create a fresh and informative articles about my blog as well as promote with through social bookmarking and directory submissions

exactly... but of course.. design is also important...

[Saige]

Oh man! You just made an enemy...here comes the Snob-Bloggers to get you!

[fjpoblam]

I created a blog for my client. They're a not-for-profit public education group. They (I) used the entries, not as diary entries ABOUT the group, but rather as short articles providing "tools of the trade" for that group's area of interest. This community found the blog quite useful, and has praised the group for having it, and asked for more articles in the blog. Is that snobbish? I think not.