A new report released from Pew Internet reveals that most people blog about personal experiences more than anything else. Based on a national phone survey that was done only a very small percentage of blogs cover politics, media and government. You can read the report at Pew Internet’s website.
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The report says that most people who blog are under the age of 30. Most of the people who blog write about their personal experiences. Therefore most blogs are by “younger” people writing about their life. And it also said that most (almost all) blogs are open for comments.
What an opportunity for ministry! Most people write about their life and then say, “what do you have to say about that?”!