Videojug has just released some statistics on blogging.
Some details:
The results of the recent blogging survey are now in.
The responses from participants who own and run blogs produced some very interesting results across the 30 questions, which we’ve provided here as reference.
The blogosphere has experienced phenomenal growth in recent years, so it was interesting to learn more about why so many bloggers have decided to become active in the blogging world.
The overwhelming majority of new bloggers (nearly three quarters) choose to run their blogs for personal and non-commercial reasons.
Instead, the desire to help others by passing on their knowledge of their chosen expertise or skills seems to provide the main incentive for starting their blogs, as well as to write about particular hobbies that they are interested or active in.
Some very interesting and insightful results.
The full set of results can be viewed here.
Some details:
The results of the recent blogging survey are now in.
The responses from participants who own and run blogs produced some very interesting results across the 30 questions, which we’ve provided here as reference.
The blogosphere has experienced phenomenal growth in recent years, so it was interesting to learn more about why so many bloggers have decided to become active in the blogging world.
The overwhelming majority of new bloggers (nearly three quarters) choose to run their blogs for personal and non-commercial reasons.
Instead, the desire to help others by passing on their knowledge of their chosen expertise or skills seems to provide the main incentive for starting their blogs, as well as to write about particular hobbies that they are interested or active in.
Some very interesting and insightful results.
The full set of results can be viewed here.