Bloggers Who Blog For Business

The Sight Of Early Bloggers!

Marketing a blog site to generate revenues is not as easy to do as one might seem.  The world of blogging for business is still in its infant stage.  Although big dollars are moving around the web paying leads for advertising clicks, the model of blogging as a business is still an infant.

Blogging for business is in its early stage as an industry.  As can be anticipated, being so new, blogging for bucks may not likely be done finding its final revenue form.  It is a very strong guess that how you currently get paid may be working its way to some other form.

A Simple Operator

I am just a simple small business operator.  I do not have a great sense for deep monetary thinking.  Thank goodness for that truth.  In many ways the simplicity usually finds its way to better designs in successful business models.  Blogging for dollars is a new industry.  It has not had a chance to find its way to its final form.  WYSIWYG, in this case, is about to take on its final form.

Many changes are still taking place as to how the revenues are planning to reward blogging efforts.  The idea of generating keyword rewarded revenue streams is somewhat interesting.  Developing a subjective system of measurement for the pattern of keywords to use as a method for placing blogs higher up on search engines reveals the instability factors that currently exist in the marketing of blog popularity.  In any other industry, the best advertising dollars go to the most popular programs.  The Internet has a funky way for determining who gets placed higher up onto search engines top viewing spots.  This is not certainly a blog for complaining, only a post that shares how insecure the methods have developed in this early business.

New business models are not always designed with clear definitions as to how revenue sharing will occur.  The true course of business adjustments will eventually win out and make its own pure definitions as to how revenues will perform.  The folks who "see" this pattern of pureness and where it will eventually end up will be the bloggers who design their work to be placed where that model will end up.  Early innovators do not always win at the ending game.  Early innovators are there to help promote the early success of a new mechanism but do not always have the ability to "see" where the new innovation will conclude its form.

Innovators Drive New Developments

Most bloggers today are trying desperately to follow today's "rules of the road."  Although very important in the work to succeed, today's "rules of the road" are very temporary.  If you are not on the top of that current world, you are likely too late to arrive to the top.  Have no fear, it will continue to change and your new opportunity is soon coming.  If your desire is to rise to the top of the popularity charts, work on finding how that will be determined by the end of 2012, or 2013, or 2014!  Those are more accurate patterns to understand.

When someone tells you to invest in a company they know is going to zoom up in share value, you might check it out.  If the news media tells you what stock is zooming to the top, you are likely too late.  The news media is reporting what has happened.  It is already done.  The remainder of the growth will be limited.  You missed the window.  It appears to me that many experts are telling bloggers what has happened to make blogging efforts go to the top of the search engine pile.  It is old news.  Begin your work today to find out where that pattern will eventually mold itself to become.  There is a natural "bend" to how business laws perform.  Get to know these "bends" and apply those laws to this new industry.  Your chances for being where that bend will end up will be greater if you work to find how this industry will turn out.  It is purely economical.

Natural forms of business laws will take care of themselves.  "Influencers" will get lucky early on but the forces of business will win out long term.  New models of industry are usually filled with instability until they settle in on the natural laws of business motions.  This blogging for dollars industry has not quite been established yet.  The instability of this model, blogging for bucks, is still prevalent.

Here is a major concept, a complicated tip:

Compare the traditional methods for receiving revenues from advertising dollars.  How long have companies paid huge bucks to be seen next to the Super Bowl each year?  What programs earn the right to attract the large producers of advertising funds?  How are the ratings defined which establishes who gets what as the advertisers select their programs of viewer choice?  The television model for advertising is a mature model.  It is almost clear to a non-business minded person as to how the television advertising model works.  The only gray area of understanding may be in the news reporting segments.  Most people may still believe the news is still involved in classic random news reporting.  Behind the scenes, reporting the news is very big business to the networks and a gob of designing what goes to the screen is being orchestrated heavily to the consumer views.  It is not so offensive when you consider the flow of money that supports what happens.  The business laws win out long term.

Business Laws Will Circle The Money Flow

Social sites like blogging are a brand new element.  The definitions for how to do what needs to be done to attract big advertisers is becoming an interesting trial and error process to crawl.  The variety of choices available to the blogger to choose is limited on one hand, yet too undefined with untested choices on the other hand.  To blog as a business model is to create something new.  To blog as a business model requires the effort to 'sell' information that others will seek out.

There are not a billion Super Bowls to go consider in the traditional world of advertising.  There is only one.  There are not two thousand top ten sites to post and review in the traditional world of advertising.  Each television season has only one "top ten" programs list.  The web crawls very differently than television.  Therefore, the advertising dollars crawl very differently on the web than it does for television payments.  The two models are hugely different.  Yet the laws of business compensation remain the same.  Pay close attention to the elements of this new industry that honor those laws.  In the end, they will win the war of who gets paid what, and by how much.

This similarity of business compensation drives every new business opportunity into a tight circle of respect for the true laws of monetary flow.  Place your future into the hands of those laws and you shall do well.

Until next time...