Blogging has been around for a long time, so it's easy to question if it's still a worthwhile action. You may believe that blogs will go extinct with the rise of TikTok, Instagram Reels, and AI. However, blogging is still relevant today because it continues to accomplish things that fast, flashy content just cannot. Let’s explore some reasons why blogging should be included in your content strategy - and why readers still love it, too. Blogging Builds Real Connections Think about the last time you wanted to learn something properly, like setting up a side hustle or finding in-depth advice. Chances are, you ended up reading a blog post. Blogs give you the opportunity to really connect with readers by sharing insights, personal experiences, and thoughtful information. That's something social media posts can struggle to do, given the fast, "keep scrolling" nature of those platforms. With longer, meaningful pieces, you’re not just sharing quick snippets; you’re sharing value, and for readers, that builds trust. People still rely on blogs for several reasons; to hear from actual people, get honest opinions, and feel like they’re learning from someone who’s been there. It’s a great way to stand out, especially in a world where content can feel surface-level. The SEO Boost is Real Nothing says “fresh” like an updated blog and search engines love that freshness element! Through blogs, you can target the keywords that your audience is searching for, which in turn, can help your site show up when people type those terms into Google. It’s a huge visibility boost that keeps working long after you’ve hit “publish.” You’re also keeping your website active and updated with a blog, which search engines see as a good sign. Having a backlog of posts can also be really powerful. Each article you write is another chance to be found online meaning that the more quality posts you have, the more chances you get to draw in new readers. Blogs are Shareable (and Evergreen) One of the best things about blog posts is that they have staying power. They can be found, read, and shared months (or even years) later, unlike a tweet or Instagram Story that vanishes or gets lost in the feed. Posts that are smart and helpful can draw readers and add value for a very long time. Also, people still share blog posts. Think about how often helpful ones get passed around in messages or on social media. That kind of organic sharing can give your content a much longer life compared to most social media posts. Your Blog is Your Space One big advantage blogs have over social media is control. Platforms like Instagram or Twitter can change the rules at any time, but a blog is your own space on the internet. You decide what to write, how it looks, and what message you want to put out. It’s a way of building a space that isn’t entirely dependent on algorithms or trends. Conclusion So yes, blogging will still be here and making an impact in 2025 and beyond. It’s a space where readers can slow down, learn something meaningful, and build genuine connections with you. Don’t undermine their relevance, reliability, and human touch. Blogging is still worth every bit of effort!
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