Is blogging a long term skill or short term trend?
- Thread starter Seyi mak
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- Apr 20, 2018
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Generic posts are fading, but useful content, personal experience, reviews, guides, and niche expertise still matter.
- May 29, 2025
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Blogging is definitely a long-term skill the way people create and consume content changes but businesses will always need content , SEO, and organic traffic the tools evolve but knowing how to research topics write useful content and attract an audience will stay valuable for years
Clickboostpro
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- Apr 14, 2026
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Yes, I think blogging will still matter. The way people create and consume content may change, but valuable written content will continue to have an audience.
- Apr 25, 2024
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Agree with most people upstairs. Even with AI everywhere these days, people still connect more with content written by actual humans. Personal stories, opinions, and emotions are something AI still can't fully replicate
at least in the next 5 years, they may evolve, but they won't disappear!
HoneyCloud
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Blogging is not dead bro, its long term skill but you gotta adapt with seo and new trends or your traffic will go down slow.
- Apr 28, 2026
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Blogging is a long-term skill, not a short-term trend. While formats and platforms evolve, written content still drives search traffic, education and authority online. It may look different in the future, but blogging will continue to matter as long as people search for information.
laura_broker3x
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- Nov 5, 2025
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I think blogging is a long-term skill. I wouldn't give it up. I'd just adapt to the new reality, whether that's AI search, traditional search engines, social media, or a combination of all three.
Blogging will remain important in the future, adapting alongside evolving technology and audience preferences. Although the formats may change, the core value of blogs—sharing useful content, personal insights, and expert knowledge—will continue to play a key role in informing, connecting, and building trust online.
ProfitMastery
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- Apr 11, 2026
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Blogging teaches you search engine optimisation, which is science of getting content discovery online. SEO is a highly lucrative, enduring skill that companies continusely pay top doller for.
I think blogging is a long-term skill. The way people consume content changes, but websites still need useful articles and information. It may be evolving, but I don't see it disappearing anytime soon.
RevlytixHub
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People will always search the internet for answers, guides, and tutorials, meaning written blog posts will continue to be relevant for a long time.
- May 13, 2026
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blogging is a long term skill, but the rules keep changing. publish good content and provide useful information to user then it always gives results over times.
- Jun 16, 2022
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Long term skill for sure. Do not expect any money for first one year.
Blogging will continue to matter in the future. Although content format may evolve, blog reMain a valuable way to share expertise, build authority, and offer in-depth information that short-form content often lacks.
Conversion Wizard
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I don't think blogging is fading , people still search for answers everyday, so useful content will always matter. the diffrence is that blogs now have to be more helpful, original, and experience based to stand out.
VikramAditya007
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Blogging will remain relevant, but its format will undergo a radical transformation. People will seek authenticity, personal experience, and deep expertise—qualities in which artificial intelligence falls short.
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