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People don't read blogs
Wrong. They do.
In the USA, 25% of consumers read blogs, with14% of them commenting on blogs. More than half (52%) of consumers in Japan read blogs in 2007 and 21% added comments.
The popularity of a blog grows exponentially, with authors of blogs commenting on others' blogs. People refer to different blogs and link to each other, creating a relationship between readers and bloggers.
Realistically, it can take about three months of consistent blogging to generate a reasonable amount of followers and create a credible relationship. Blogging is not a quick-fix solution to a failing industry; neither does it sell a bad product. You might make a few sales by promoting a product on your blog, but you will lose even more sales when people discover that they can't trust you - and they will let everyone know all about it on their blog.
Wordy thought for today:
A camel driver is known as a "sarwan".




