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Not very likely.But yes, exceptions are always a possibility.
- Dec 3, 2021
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Yes. Because no one who first started blogging was an expert.
But it's not as easy as some people on YT say it is.
- Jul 4, 2020
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Not completely dead but it got way harder since AI was introduced to the world. Unless you are willing to spend lots of money on backlinks i would stay away from blogging in 2025 because the way it looks it will be dead in 2-3 years at most as major search engines now are answering questions directly on their pages
- Mar 10, 2022
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Hmmm, I think AI has developed so much now that the blogging profession might not exist this year, it's sad to have to say the truth.
Maybe a silly question, but what's the alternative to ranking for more search queries these days? I don't have a blogging only website, but I feel like there is only so much content you can put on a 'service' page, while a blog gives you unlimited room for content.
potato curry
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- Apr 17, 2025
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Totally! Even if you’re a newbie, 2025’s a great time to start blogging. Just be real, stay consistent, and learn as you go. You’ve 100% got this!
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Yes, that's exactly what i am doing right now with my blog. In service page i just mention the services we provide while i populate the blog page with different posts on my niche to attract traffic from search engines like Bing
- Jan 23, 2015
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No, and it will never be dead.
Just because something doesn’t work for someone doesn’t mean it’s "dead."
It’s human nature to say things like, "Oh, that doesn’t work anymore," but in reality, it all comes down to how much of yourself you're willing to put into it.
The game has changed, it used to shift every few years, now it changes every few days. You need to stay sharp, stay informed, and most of all, stay committed.
Success isn’t about luck, it’s about having a plan and following it with consistency.
The real problem is that a lot of new people jump straight into the hardest challenges, they aim for the most competitive keywords, start blogs about "how to make money online" before they’ve earned their first dollar, or try to crack global markets without building a foundation.
One major missed opportunity? Going local.
So many people ignore the massive potential in their own language and region. Take some time to research keywords in your native language, you’ll be surprised at how many gaps exist, and more importantly, how many opportunities are just sitting there.
The path isn’t easy, but it’s absolutely possible.
Stay focused, stay persistent, and remember: the people who succeed are usually the ones who didn’t quit.
Just because something doesn’t work for someone doesn’t mean it’s "dead."
It’s human nature to say things like, "Oh, that doesn’t work anymore," but in reality, it all comes down to how much of yourself you're willing to put into it.
The game has changed, it used to shift every few years, now it changes every few days. You need to stay sharp, stay informed, and most of all, stay committed.
Success isn’t about luck, it’s about having a plan and following it with consistency.
The real problem is that a lot of new people jump straight into the hardest challenges, they aim for the most competitive keywords, start blogs about "how to make money online" before they’ve earned their first dollar, or try to crack global markets without building a foundation.
One major missed opportunity? Going local.
So many people ignore the massive potential in their own language and region. Take some time to research keywords in your native language, you’ll be surprised at how many gaps exist, and more importantly, how many opportunities are just sitting there.
The path isn’t easy, but it’s absolutely possible.
Stay focused, stay persistent, and remember: the people who succeed are usually the ones who didn’t quit.
Sunle
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Yes, you can absolutely succeed with blogging in 2025 as a beginner, but it requires realistic expectations, smart strategy, and consistency. Here's a breakdown of what you need to know:
Why You
- Demand for helpful content is higher than ever — Google’s Helpful Content Updates reward original, people-first content.
- AI tools (like this one) can speed up content creation, SEO research, and formatting.
- Niche opportunities still exist, especially in underserved topics or specific problems.
- Platforms like Medium, Substack, and WordPress make it easier than ever to start publishing.
Challenges to Be Aware Of:
- More competition than years ago, especially in saturated niches (e.g., tech, fitness).
- Google’s algorithm now favors real expertise and authority (E-E-A-T).
- It takes time (usually 6–12 months) to see significant traffic or income.
Tips for a Beginner Blogger in 2025:
- Pick a specific niche
→ Avoid broad topics. Instead of “health,” go with “gut health for women over 40.” - Focus on helping, not ranking
→ Answer real questions people are searching for (use tools like Google Autosuggest, AnswerThePublic, etc.). - Learn basic SEO
→ Keyword research, internal linking, on-page structure, and how to write content Google understands. - Be consistent
→ Publish at least 1–2 solid posts per week. Blogging is a long game. - Promote your content
→ Share in relevant Reddit threads, Facebook groups, Twitter, Quora, Pinterest, or email lists. - Track what works
→ Use Google Search Console + Analytics to improve over time. - Consider monetization early
→ Build for affiliate marketing, info products, email list building, or ad revenue.
Final Thought:
Being a beginner isn’t a weakness — in fact, it’s a strength if you're willing to learn fast, apply smart strategies, and focus on your audience’s real problems. Most “pro” bloggers today started with zero knowledge and grew with persistence.Want a personalized roadmap or content plan to get started?
topperformers
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if you have the right answers to some problems people have, definitely, no..
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Blogging definitely isn’t dead in 2025, it’s just changed. The old-school, personal blog style isn’t as common, but helpful, well-written content still performs really well. These days, it’s more about focusing on a niche, understanding SEO, and creating content that genuinely helps or connects with your audience.
- Oct 25, 2018
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When I started my first blog, I was not even aware that I can make money with a blog. It started as a passion project.
You don't have to be an expert when you start something. Blogging or even digital marketing for that matter is something that you learn on the job.
- Nov 28, 2017
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Blogging is not dead in 2025. Real bloggers can still do well by choosing a niche that align with the passion and posting helpful content.
- Apr 20, 2018
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Yes, if you stay consistent, pick a niche, learn SEO, and provide value