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Few years back so many had to make their money through blogging. We had countless classes out there teaching people how to make money through blogging. But it’s not so today, and why is this?
People spend more of their time working or catching fun on social media such as Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, etc at present, most don’t even have a one page website.
Does it mean blogging doesn’t pay anymore or people are tired of it?
The world has evolved, people don't fancy written word, they're more into videos and pictures but that does not mean there isn't of patronizers, because if you look at Twitter for example is sort of a blog, but it's one of the most visited website in the world. The best thing to do in this situationRead more
The world has evolved, people don’t fancy written word, they’re more into videos and pictures but that does not mean there isn’t of patronizers, because if you look at Twitter for example is sort of a blog, but it’s one of the most visited website in the world.
The best thing to do in this situation is to adapt, take your content to where people are and reach them, when blogging was raining, getting traffic isn’t hard but it’s quiet hard now to get that type of traffic.
Open Social Media pages and start posting your content to gain more viewers and engagement.
See lessSeveral factors have contributed to the decline in traditional blogging activity: Shift to Social Media: The rise of social media platforms has led to a shift in how people share their thoughts and stories. Microblogging platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok provide a more immediate and visuRead more
Several factors have contributed to the decline in traditional blogging activity:
Shift to Social Media: The rise of social media platforms has led to a shift in how people share their thoughts and stories. Microblogging platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok provide a more immediate and visually engaging way to share content, which has diverted some users away from traditional blogging.
Monetization Challenges: Monetizing a blog can be challenging, especially for smaller bloggers. Many creators may seek alternative ways to generate income, such as through social media partnerships or sponsored content.
See lessI do not know how you got this notion that people don't blog like they used to. I am a blogger and I make money from blogs. Well, it is true that blogging is getting very competitive and it is really difficult to make money through a blog. However, with your blog, you have a huge possibility to builRead more
I do not know how you got this notion that people don’t blog like they used to. I am a blogger and I make money from blogs. Well, it is true that blogging is getting very competitive and it is really difficult to make money through a blog. However, with your blog, you have a huge possibility to build an income source. You might even be able to sell products and services through your blog, a blog can help you build and online business.
See lessThe reason why people don't like blogging anymore is because the youth of these days prefer clowns and irrelevant things to news. That is why apps like tiktok and Instagram are selling more than the normal traditional blogging sites we all know. But you can make your blogging side interestingRead more
The reason why people don’t like blogging anymore is because the youth of these days prefer clowns and irrelevant things to news.
That is why apps like tiktok and Instagram are selling more than the normal traditional blogging sites we all know.
But you can make your blogging side interesting when you add things that the youth of these days love very much
See lessPeople do blog far less than before, and it’s not because blogging stopped working — it’s because the internet changed. Here are the real reasons, explained clearly and in detail: 1. Social Media Replaced Blogs for Speed & Attention Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, X, and YouTube made content:Read more
People do blog far less than before, and it’s not because blogging stopped working — it’s because the internet changed. Here are the real reasons, explained clearly and in detail:
1. Social Media Replaced Blogs for Speed & Attention
Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, X, and YouTube made content:
Faster to create
Easier to consume
More visual and entertaining
People prefer short-form content over long articles, especially on mobile. Blogging feels “slow” compared to posting a 30-second video.
2. Attention Spans Got Shorter
Modern users:
Scroll instead of reading
Skim instead of deep reading
Want instant value
Blogging requires time, focus, and patience, which fewer people are willing to give today.
3. Blogging Takes More Effort Now
In the past, you could write and get traffic easily. Today:
SEO is more competitive
You need keyword research, optimization, backlinks
AI content flooded the internet
Quality expectations are higher
Many people give up because results aren’t instant.
4. Monetization Looks Slower
Compared to influencers:
Bloggers grow slowly
Income takes months (or years)
No instant likes, views, or dopamine
People prefer platforms that give quick feedback and validation.
5. Platforms Own the Audience Now
With blogs:
You own your website and email list
With social media:
Platforms control reach and algorithms
But they make exposure easier at the start
Most creators choose convenience over ownership.
6. Blogging Feels “Outdated” (But Isn’t)
Blogging is wrongly seen as:
Old-school
Less exciting
Hard to scale
In reality, blogs still power search engines, businesses, and authority building — they just work quietly.
7. Video & Audio Took Over
People prefer:
Watching instead of reading (YouTube, TikTok)
Listening instead of reading (podcasts)
Content consumption habits shifted, not disappeared.
The Important Truth
Blogging didn’t die — casual blogging did.
Today, blogging works best when it’s:
Strategic
SEO-driven
Authority-focused
Combined with social media
Why Blogging Is Still Powerful Today
✔ Long-term traffic from Google
✔ Builds credibility and trust
✔ Owned content (no algorithm risk)
✔ High conversion for products & services
✔ Great for niches like tech, finance, education, business
Final Answer
People don’t blog like before because social media is faster, easier, and more rewarding short-term.
See lessBut for those willing to play the long game, blogging is still one of the most powerful digital assets you can build.