I find I’m generally suspicious of people who write primarily for lots of new media sites/blogs, with no strong personal blog. They are in the no-mans-land between staff writers at traditional media sites and bloggers. You can’t tell where they’re coming from or trying to go.
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These writers are flapping their hands in a falling elevator / industry.
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Totally, but I’m not sure that turning a personal blog into an “asset” (lol) or like becoming a consultant are actually viable alternatives for most people. I’d rather just get $50 a pop and be done with it.
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I don’t know. Maintaining a personal blog in this day and age, if you don’t have a long-standing audience, is pretty thankless. It might be more principled, but it’s not unreasonable to come down on the side of getting paid (I would if I could.)
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