How Much Knowledge Do I Need On A Topic Before I Can Start Blogging About It?

United States
September 25, 2008 2:15pm CST
I have a bunch of interests and would like to start blogging on a few of them to earn a little extra money a month. The problem is I could write an article about one of my interests everyday for the next 30 days, but after that I would start running out of stuff to say. When this happens, what do you guys do? If I'm passionate about a topic do you think it will be hard to come up with continuous fresh and unique content?
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hichamov
@hichamov (507)
• Morocco
25 Sep 08
hello my advice , if you need to make a blog, focuse at the most interesting thing which you feel good to it and have the envy to write about it, otherwise you gona be lost between all the interests and the skills you have and you want to share.
unusualsuspect
@unusualsuspect (2602)
• United States
25 Sep 08
If it's a subject that really interests you, you'll keep learning more about it, and you can blog as you go. Sometimes blogging is a good way to motivate yourself to learn more. But if you're just doing it for the money, you'd better have something that will carry you through for a lot more than 30 days.
IrishRose23
@IrishRose23 (542)
• United States
25 Sep 08
Usually it's best to do a full research on the topic. If you start a topic and you haven't researched it and you start posting facts that may or may not be true, you can get into a little bit of trouble. Now, this doesn't mean you can't write your own opinion-by all means, please do- but researching a topic will bring more traffic to your site because they view you as a trusted source.