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list and describe three types of blogs

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Personal Blogs. When blogging began in the late '90s, the first type of blogger appeared was the online diary bloggers. ...

Personal Blogs. When blogging began in the late '90s, the first type of blogger appeared was the online diary bloggers. ...Business Blogs. Business bloggers are those who blog for their business. ...

Personal Blogs. When blogging began in the late '90s, the first type of blogger appeared was the online diary bloggers. ...Business Blogs. Business bloggers are those who blog for their business. ...Professional Blogs. ...

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Personal Blog :-

The personal blog doesn’t focus on a specific topic or audience. Bloggers write about what interests them: their hobbies, beliefs, daily life, politics, sports, etc., and they attract the types of people that share the same interests. The writer just wants to make a difference and share knowledge or experience.

They’re the most successful when they find a like-minded audience and build a community around their common interests.

Personal Brand Blog :-

This blog focuses on the blogger as the brand. They’re used to build credibility for the blogger as a thought-leader, speaker, and teacher within a specific niche. It’s often used for coaching, consulting, guidance, personal development, spirituality, etc. They often provide free downloadable content such as e-books, checklists, guides, etc.

The focus is on building a relationship with the audience for lead-generation. This type of blog is successful when it empowers readers through to the call to action. Those with ads and affiliate sales will need to attract a large audience in niches that include lots of ad network and affiliate products. Those that sell their own products will either need a large audience or expensive products to sell. Those with the goal of being hired only needs a smaller audience, but they’ll need to build strong relationships with their audience.

Corporate Blog :-

The focus of this blog is the business itself- their own products or services with the purpose of increasing traffic for their business in order to gain customers. The topics are chosen in order to attract visitors that are interested in their specific industry. They’re run by corporations and could be called enterprise blogs.

Their goals focus on capturing leads for their sales funnel. This includes landing pages, calls to action, email lists, specialized contact forms, offers, etc. The idea is that visitors will be attracted by the content and then move through the sales funnel into the call to action.

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