Blogger Vs Writer

[KeenHoney]

Do you consider yourself a blogger or a writer, or maybe both? I'm a writer first, that also blogs. I write for the pure enjoyment I get whether I'm paid or not. Plus, I think it takes a certain style and higher quality to be a writer. Writing is more than just sharing information, it's a creative process.

 

[JewishPoptart89]

I'm the same as you. I may not look it, but I love writing. However, I also love blogging!

 

[FlavNuke]

I would have to say I'm more of a blogger. I'm not exactly the best wordsmith on the block. I think I share information more than I tell a story. I would say that is the definition of a blogger.

 

[Dozzer]

I am more of a blogger and probably an amateur. When I think of writers, I think of people who have gotten their books published.

 

[IdeaGirl]

I consider myself a more of a writer that also enjoys blogging. There is a definite style difference between the two. Writers tend to elaborate on describing things where bloggers mostly just state the facts. Writers are usually more careful with grammar and punctuation and they do more than two sentence paragraphs. Bloggers write for SEO, whereas writers write to engage their readers.

 

[Charge]

I'm more of a blogger. I only have the patience to write maybe a few paragraphs, definitely not an entire novel.

 

[Dozzer]

I consider myself a more of a writer that also enjoys blogging. There is a definite style difference between the two. Writers tend to elaborate on describing things where bloggers mostly just state the facts. Writers are usually more careful with grammar and punctuation and they do more than two sentence paragraphs. Bloggers write for SEO, whereas writers write to engage their readers.

That's very true!

 

[Boroku]

I'm more of a blogger, but I'm not a journalist or anything like that. I just blog for fun!

 

[TaylorAnn]

I'm pretty much the same as you. I don't care much if I'm paid, I just like to be able to write and get my thoughts out. It's nice being able to share them with others.