What you search for online, whether you are buying and selling, or simply looking through others’ personal blogs, does not make you, but it tells what kind of an Internet reader you are.The Internet is the definitive information exchange for Generation C, and one way to stay connected with yourself and whatever you are into is to write about them. Here are some topics that I think are often written about online.
1. Writing about Your Interests
This is the most personal way to let out steam, in the form of blogging. Blogs are personalized online spaces where the writers share their thoughts and opinions, often reflective of their own personality.
They abide by Internet culture and regulations, though, and are safe for everyone. Start writing about yourself, it’s a way to explore who you are.
2. Writing about Music
Music blogging, I think, is an avenue for those who are into the music scene per se. Their followers transform from the innocent music enthusiast to the more diligent reader, and this happens often. It features specialized language writing about music which is informative, opinionated, and rock-ready.
When you write about music, you wax flowingly. You know what you are doing and you are passionate about every single sound of each word you write.
This doesn’t have to take the form of blogging, but sometimes is seen in sidebars of major music sites, still with a different writing atmosphere.
3. Writing about Food
Food blogs often feature photography of food, alongside special feature writing, some including recipes. You can take photographs of your food, upload these, and then write about the gustatory experience, much in the way that you write about your pet or your space. This is popular for those who want to explore more taste sensation.
4. Writing about Travel
There is big money in this, endorsing a country you visited, or even a mere trip to Tagaytay can be paid off handsomely. Writing about the place in general, specific cultural traditions, their cuisine, and your personal experience is an attractive outlet for those reflective types who don’t just leave and live.
This is a wonderful way to document a period in your life whether your Carribean cruises-phase or your holiday getaway in Boracay. This will be read by others, and you might even inspire others to visit where you left off.
5. Writing about Politics
This is where online users rant and rave. Writing here is often written in any free style. If you are interested in politics, follow it, or are simply curious about it, it is a topic often read about, from newsreel to online viewing.
Writing about current events is a reaction to it, and by partaking in this you are part of a process, which maintains that the Internet truly is an information hub.
Based on popularity, these are some of the most common topics you’ll find on the Internet. Most online writers discuss any or sometimes all to create a blog post for their website.
" Submitted by Joanna Carlos "
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