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Blogging: Finding a Purpose.
I’ve been thinking about how I can utilize this forum for a purpose more meaningful than a public diary. I realized that a blog is a form of publishing – and that I can almost treat it as my own little magazine – that I publish myself. But what’s my niche? I can’t keep writing on an array of topics completely unrelated to each other. I need a purpose.
So then I thought – well – what would I enjoy reading about? What type of information is most interesting to me – to explore and learn more about. And more importantly, what type of information can I generate original content for?
There are many different types of blogs out there – for example check out this list 20 types of blogs – or this more concise list of 3.
While thinking about what my blog type should be, I generated a random list of content I could generate:
grantgrigorian.com will likely remain a random collection of thoughts and remarks about me personally. But I want to create another blog, which will focus specifically on a particular topic. This way, I will be more motivated to post regular, thoughtful entries.