Social Domain

May 28th, 2008

Okay I have been wondering about these in the past few weeks (or months maybe):

1. How come new bloggers still use Blogspot.com over Wordpress.com?
2. Why is there a need to create multiple blogsites? (most of the time are not updated)

Results of my ponders:

1. I still have no idea, but I strongly suggest new bloggers to use wordpress.com… Much nicer… and with class.
2. (a) In order to increase PageRank. (Get your friends to hyperlink you, damnit!)
   (b) Increase income. (Annoying and you are a disgrace to blogworld.)
   (c) People, what’s the use of CATEGORIES if you’ll be making a different site for each category you can think of?

Confessions & Defense:

I have four (4) domains, two of which are publicly active. One is private. One is under construction for more than a year. I also have one (1) Tumblr site. This domain of course is personal web site (contains blogs). The other domain is for my town (a web site) so it makes sense that I have to separate that. Not so much traffic in that either because only the “townspeople” can understand that site. The internet radio which I may shutdown later on is for my own amusement - and select others. I can’t put that in here because it’s static based - old skool! The under construction site is not worth talking about. My Tumblr site is more like a dumpsite of media bookmarks. Media streams that I don’t want to mess this site’s layout. Visit that site ’cause it has fun stuff.

Any thoughts?

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