Writing and blogging are probably synonomous but I suppose I regard blogging as writing for me and an audience rather than a client. Even on my professional writing blog I don't really see it as work - though perhaps I should.
One of the reasons I probably make these distinctions is that I make very little money from my blogs, not even received my first Google check yet, even though one of my sites has a consistent PR2 and comes up on the first page of Google for Freelance Writing and Research - probably means that I could do with some tips on monetization.
The money that I make from writing comes from the articles and website content that I write for different clients - and that is what I see as my freelance writing work. Do you make a distinction between writing and blogging?
Wednesday, 30 July 2008
Writing and Blogging
Posted by Sue Jeffels Writing at 18:48
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1 comment:
Hi Sue,
Like you, I make a distinction between blogging and freelance writing. Sure, there are Google ads on some of my blogs, but I don't really care much about them because they're not paying anything.
For me, blogging is PR, a way to get my name out there. I don't do it for money. But I hope it's a way of creating or maintaining somewhat of an Intenet presence.
Long term, I want it to lead people to my novels.
Malcolm
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