Robot Wisdom was created by Jorn Barger, the very same individual who thought up the term 'weblog'. robotwisdom.com is a collection of regularly updated intimate webpages which reveal the character of the owner as is the case of many weblog owners.

When writing your blog, it's advisable to stick to just one area or field of interest. If you want to practise blogging visit zimbio.com and check out some of the pages I've written under the pseudonym 'boggledash'.

Essentially, blogging is the implementation of entering text or other forms of data or the maintenance of a blog. If you want to start micro-blogging, you ought to try microbloghost.com. They provide a Twitter style format but with added content and well worth a visit. Alternatively, you could always try following me on Twitter; again, my user ID is 'boggledash'. I always provide regularly updated tweets. If you want to creat your own free blog, try blogtext.org. They have tools which submit your blog worldwide.

In order to speedily and conveniently perfect the amount of material in one's blog, it's advisable to use Private Label Rights material when making blog posts. Remember however, to put your own feel on PLR copy, you know, your character and emotion should come shining through anything that you decide to write. Never replicate PLR as the search engines will make life difficult for you if you do.

Visit the forums associated with your niche and take note of questions posed and then provide solutions on your own blog. This will extend your field of knowledge and you will be able to provide valuable blog posts for your audience. Organise a 'comments' box on your site and encourage your readers to leave their own posts, thereby adding more content to your blog. Any relevant categories connected to your niche are worth looking into - there's a wealth of knowledge out there just waiting to be tapped into.

Prepare your ideas well ahead and write enough content to last the entire week, that way you are able to make regular daily posts. I usually prepare everything at the weekend and post Monday through Friday.

You need to have plenty of things to brainstorm about; a committed blogger is resourceful and his or her work will entice the reader with its appeal and informative nature without being too technical. We shouldn't forget we are writing for ordinary people who, like us, have similar interests. Using a ghost writer can be helpful when we are at a loss as to what to write but I prefer to put my own ideas onto paper. If you want to be taken seriously I would advise blogging at least twice a day; in any event, never less than one article a day. Search engines recognise blogs which contain new and unique content and, as such, these achieve higher rankings.