Where Will You Blog Next Year?
Steve Rubel, power marketer raises a good point in yesterday’s entry, Building an Online Identity Through Lifestreams.
Where I will publish in a year’s time is anyone’s guess. However, what you can bank on is that I will have even more community accounts than I do now.
Right now, just as most other bloggers, the number of online profiles I have reminds me of the early days of domaining. You never have enough of them and any semi interesting, or worse even hyped, platform soon has you as member too.
But what’s the point of all those profiles? Agreed, there’there’s Facebook, where one can add almost everything. Or just stick to a Facebook profile and MySpace-ify the formerly geek cyber space of students.
But does exclusive Facebook networking alone satisfy the blogger or does one have to jump the bandwagon and spend valuable time on every possible network? And how much time does all this cost?
But most of all, where will you blog next year? Will any of those profiles, or services such as tumblr, replace your blog?
What do you think?