A recently conducted study by Swinburne University of Technology in Melbourne shows that blogging could actually be good for your social, emotional, psychological, and mental health. According to Discovery, the report found out that “people felt they had better social support and friendship networks than those who didn’t blog.” Another result of the study was [...]

In one of my recent posts, I had discussed the probability that you’re excluding newbies in the niche by using too technical a language. While I had suggested writing for a general audience by simplifying terms and explaining niche-specific words, that doesn’t mean you have to generalize and not discuss the most specific of specifics [...]

We all know you use social media (social bookmarking and networking sites) to promote your blogs. Just like what I had tackled when I reviewed StumbleUpon, as well as time and time again, I always stress the importance of trying to build social networking credentials both for the sake of your own blogs and the [...]

Have you been blogging for a while? If you’ve been in the blogosphere for quite some time, chances are that you’ve been expanding that blog of yours quite well, or that you now have quite a few blogs to boast of. And most probably, you have quite a number of old posts in your archive [...]

I maintain a private online journal account which only friends of mine can access. The journal mostly contains personal stuff and anything cool I can find around the blogosphere. I mentioned once that I was working as a problogger and one of my friends asked something which had me thinking. All my friends blog for [...]