While blogs emerged on the web as personal diaries, over the years they have evolved into much more than that.

It all began when people realized that the blog platform could be used for a wide range of purposes. Some started sharing news on their blogs, others humor pieces, and others yet started writing articles on their fields of expertise.

The key aspect is the fact that blogs transformed monologues into conversations. Before their appearance, you had a small number of mainstream websites that were responsible for the production of all the content online. Users like you and me could just absorb that content passively.


With the appearance of blogs, however, the access to web publishing was democratized. Suddenly anyone, anywhere could share his ideas and content with the rest of the world. Today the line between blogs and mainstream websites is blurring. You have popular blogs like TechCrunch.com competing head to head with established publications like Wired. We could say that a blog is nothing more than a type of website. It is a platform that anyone can use to publish content on the web. As for what that content must be, there are no rules.

Is It Really Possible to Make Money Blogging?
The answer is “yes.” TechCrunch.com makes over $1,000,000 per year. Popular blogs like PerezHilton.com, Mashable.com, HuffingtonPost.com and formulaforsuccess.info (kidding) follow closely.

Here’s the link to make money blogging and if you have any challenges don’t forget to post it here or face-book.

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