The turnkey website business is a low cost and effective business for people who don't want to worry about programming or html code .Blogging technology has become so advance that wide varieties of commerce can be done in minutes just by adding a plug-in. Vast amounts of information can be provided with rss. Blogging software has become so advance that practically it eliminates the hard part of search engine optimization. The software practically pings various search engines every time there is a new post.

Political blogs- When I created my first political blog, I realized that creating a blog with great commentary, videos and facts are keys to success. Talking about the popular figures like Obama or McCain, bringing a good argument to the table and provoking civil discourse is a strategy you must maintain. My key successes with my blogs were the great widgets that always gave updates on breaking news and stories of our political figures. To make money I sold campaign stickers and various campaign related products to give the audience a sense that this was there one stop shop to everything politics.

Reality and Entertainment blogs-I think the keys to creating a good reality tv or gossip blog is to keep the reader entertained. I created various blogs about entertainment so I know a few things about it. Like TMZ and Perez Hilton they both have great headlines that provoke thought and sometimes shock. I do the same; I try to give the reader a shock and sometimes a sad narrative to a story to keep them reading. I try not to give commentary that is false or misleading, but I do stress my sources with the reader so he or she can judge for themselves.

Sports blogs-All my sports blogs have stats and video highlights, which is an almost essential part in keeping the reader wanting more. When a reader is watching ESPN, he wants the same feeling when he goes to the website. I try to give him or her the same type of joy by having videos, having stats, having live scores, having injury reports, headlines, playoff scenarios and anything that helps him/she know the details.

Stock market blogs- This is one of my favorite types of blogs because information is money. The audience wants to know why he should speculate on a stock, or hedge his portfolio for a down turn in the overall market. He wants to know the big news that move markets like is the Fed going to cut, pause, or hike rates. He wants to know is the new blackberry going to affect the margins for the iphone. This was just an example. Stock market blogs tend to be very opinionated just like political blogs but here people have there money to worry about.

Product blogs- I love creating product blogs. My favorite product blog Is the iphone blog. I try to highlight to the user in every product blog that new things are happening. New applications, new software, tools, features are coming soon. This makes the user want to buy the product but obvious he came to the site just to enhance his knowledge on everything about that particular product. Product blogs are mostly features orientated and speculation orientated on new technology improvements. Some times they talk about hacks and ways to make the product do things it wasn't suppose to, like unlocking the iphone for example.

Gaming blogs- These blogs tend to be hardcore fans of the game or fans awaiting the release of the game itself. Sometime there's so much speculation about bosses and online play that the developers add the features that are most wanted to the game in a update, in the future. Gaming blogs tend to talk about the power of there graphics cards or strategies. Sometimes I would just sit and play call of duty 4 just until I get the highest score. Conversations in gaming vary so much because there is so much to talk about. People might talk about tournaments, and building guilds or preparing raid strategies for certain bosses. These tend to be the most loyal bloggers to a good blog.