Kosovo bloggers tell their experiences

That's how I get reactions (times, personal messages) where my followers have asked me about any book, for the motivation I find to go to the gym, or even for advice on various issues. After seeing this thing become frequent, I began to think that maybe it's better to start a blog where I can write more extensively about these topics and even communicate with my followers about these topics more broadly and deeper. As a result, I started my blog by the name Blond Almond, and I started writing about some of the subjects that I'm fond of and that I thought they're more interested in the readers of the Instagram/Blog my”, says Spring.

The blogger only practices blogging. It is important for him to inspire and motivate other people not only by posting pictures that show what he does but also by describing how he does it and how it has come to that point, including problems and challenges. But, it says that in Kosovo, the term “blogger” is often misinterpreted.

In Kosovo, I think people are named only as persons who have an Instagram Account where they often post photos of them, mainly in different clothing or products, often by advertising products. Since social networks are very used by Kosovars, I believe a great majority only know what the blog is, according to that definition above.

As for bloggers or blogs how I define them, so people who write blogposts for different issues, I believe they are less familiar and more frequented by Kosovars .”, the blogger adds.

For, Vesa Ferizin, another blogger, although the blog has started long ago, writing has always been present in her life.

“I started the blog when I felt ready to share my writings with others. What has kept me enthusiastic since then has been the reader's positive comments and reactions and also the changes that my blog led to the perception of everyday events.”, adds Vesha.

The blog is very important to him, and it costs him a lot of time and commitment, but it also offers him a lot of satisfaction.

“Blogging for me is the most effective way to separate a part of my culture (here I include my thoughts, feelings and personal experiences about The events that happen in my community or on more common themes like this. Whether it's student life or the current topic in society, be they just virtual. That's why I chose the expression “sharing a girl's culture” as a blog description. The importance of this activity is great to me, since I share a lot of time and commitment to the scriptures (post-computers) that I publish. In fact, readers always see only the final text that takes no more than 5-6 minutes to read but is the product of a process that begins much longer than the day it is published. The process of planning post blogs, writing and translating them and adapting them to the website is the part that offers me the most satisfaction”, show blogger.

In addition, Vesa, says that from her experience, the term “blog” is often misinterpreted.

“ I usually publish all the blogs I publish on the blog site, and I publish them as links on social networks to get as close to readers as possible. This approach is more appropriate for readers at the moment since social networks are followed more regularly than the Web sites. One of the misconceptions I've noticed is the use of the term “Personal Blog” (person blog) on the Instagram platform, where the word has received context that does not include writing as the main element at all and that is contrary to the definition mentioned above”, Says the blogger.

Lisa Sadiku, another blogger, shows that her connection to the blog begins from the third grade and the importance of the blog in her life.

“can I've been writing poetry and essays since 3rd grade. When I was in 11th grade, in high school, I was recommended Words- as a virtual platform where I can publish my writings, so I started making blogs, so since 2017.. For me, personally. The blog is the only <x0-layer” where others can currently see my thoughts, my ideas on many subjects. They can see my bitterness, or joy, through different patterns and verses”, Says the blogger.

Lisa, also adds that, with social networking gone, “blog” and “influence”

“I think people in Kosovo have some knowledge of the blog in thick lines, but on the other hand, even with social networking development, the terms “blog” and “influencer” are confusing. I've noticed that the influencers are called bloggers, actually, that being bloggers is to have a certain website or Web site on Earth, or other platform, and to write about certain topics, and éinfluencerè is more of an instagram term, where people through advertising from different products influence people's tastes or opinions, so through the social Instagram network”, It's Lisa.

Huffpost, writes that the first blogs were called online magazines. Since then, the blogger profession has evolved, and now people blog for many different reasons. There are even differences between types of blogs: business, lifestyle, fashion, food and fun blogs, among other things.

While the blog scene has developed over the past decade, the benefits of blogs still abound.

By Inches Twenty years ago, blogs didn't exist. Today, there are over 500 million of them. (out of 1.7 billion websites worldwide). And it's estimated there are over 2 million new blog posts every day. /Violet Corca