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Have you been E-dropping through your list of blogs and realize that a bunch of them have no updated content in months ?
Did they just get bored with their blog and abandon it? Did they get writer’s block and can’t think of anything new/witty/scathing to say? Did something terrible happen? Are they sick, in prison, on vacation, involved in a work or school project, having an affair, taking care of a sick relative? Did their computer die?
Have you taken steps to ensure that if something happens to you, your blog continues, or has some kind of updated content added to it periodically?
I mean, many of us have blogs that have some real value to them, so is it so far fetched to list your blog as an asset in your will and bequeath it to someone who will cherish it as much as you have or who will dispose of it in a humane manner?
Would you buy John Chow’s blog if (GOD FORBID!) something happened to him and his executor put his blog on the auction block? Or Shoemoney’s blog? Or Problogger’s blog? What about IHAZCHEEZEBURGERS?
And then there is the question of whether you could sustain the readership of that blog if you took it over.
While I might be able to write about making money blogging, could I do as good a job as those “A” listers previously mentioned? Probably not. But then again, with my ability to write scintillating prose, perhaps I would take their blog to a whole new level.
Well, gotta call my attorney and get him to add my blogs in my will. Who knows, maybe the grandkids will want the musty old things!
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