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This article points out thirty advantages of blogging. If you go through this post you may find that many of these benefits are enjoyed by you while having a blog. I can assume that this post is going to encourage many bloggers especially new ones who are looking for some motivation. This blog post may inspire those who are undecided as to whether they should continue with their blogging for various reasons of their own.Reading this post may motivate you whenever you read it and may make you feel that you should not stop blogging but continue with renewed zest.So here is the list of thirty advantages of blogging.
Advantages of blogging

#1. Networking with various people worldwide.

One of the important benefits of blogging is its feature that helps us to network with a wide range of bloggers from different walks of life across the globe. Interacting with people from different country and culture may lead to friendly relations with them that may help you start new ventures like starting a new business with someone outside of your country. It may help you get more fans for your business or celebrity facebook page or on other social media sites.

#2. Blogs help you to improve your writing skills.

If you start to write a blog, all of a sudden you get into the habit of improving your writing skills and style. You may feel that you are going to be criticised if you make a mistake. This fear is a big step that will make you motivated for improving your writing skills. Automatically, you will start trying to improve your writing skills while writing more and more posts for your own blog.

#3. Mastering a subject.

Another advantage of having a blog is its ability to make you a master in a chosen subject. If you are writing on a particular niche for a long time, it will enrich your knowledge as you carry on doing research on that particular topic or niche.
For me, blogging helped me in getting a Post Graduation in Digital Marketing from the Institute of Direct and Digital Marketing U.K.
IDM is actually an institute providing corporate training for a group of candidates but they gave me admission to their post graduate course as I have been blogging consistently for few years.

#4. The flexibility of working hours.


If you are engaged in blogging as a work-at-home job, the flexibility of working hours makes it suitable for you to find out time for your other day to day activities. Imagine how you can pick up your children from school at 3 ‘O’ clock when you work in 10 to 5 job. You need to find other alternatives in this situation. When you are a full-time blogger, it is possible for you to stop all your engagements with the blog at any time of the day for carrying out any other chores. As you are your own boss or may be the one and only boss of your business, it is really a great experience.

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