A-Writer’s-Value is articulated in their writing that is why a Writer Should Blog to exhibit their talent and to propel their writing to the next level of publishing. There is no fear of the dreaded rejection slip your writing is displayed instantaneously. Blogs offer the exposure beginning writers need.
The internet has revolutionized the beginning writers career not only is a Blog essential and a way to show off a writer’s creativity in writing, but it is also a good way to earn extra income selling ads, articles, web content and affiliate e-books. There is good money in web writing.
Features of a Blog:
(1.) They offer comments sections for feedback on a story or article you write and publish.
(2.) Have a built-in text editor that makes it easy to create great looking posts.
(3.) Allows you to have a completely public blog, or a private blog which only members can access.
(4) Sidebar Widgets for Flickr, del.icio.us, Meebo, and More
(5) RSS (Rich Site Summary) is a format for delivering regularly changing web content and making it possible for people to subscribe to a newsletter or articles you publish.
There are multitudes of reasons for the aspiring writer to blog, in summary the main reason is publicity.
Read Claire E White’s article:
The Author's Dilemma:
To Blog or Not to Blog
By Claire E. White
The business of being an author has changed considerably over the last ten years. No longer is it sufficient to write a brilliant manuscript and manage to get it published. Authors now need to be excellent promoters of their own work. And for the intrinsically shy, that can be problematic. But an Internet trend has the potential to revolutionize author marketing, even for those who despise public speaking: blogging.
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