This is no secret that blogging world has many gurus(big bloggers). Some of them just blog for fun, some for money and serious information sharing; but some do it to just help others to become good bloggers. These blogs help beginners understand the basics and expert knowledge about blogging. Although there are many common names in the blogosphere like John Chow, Darren Rowse and Jeremy Shoemoney there are also some others not that famous but surely very helpful. So in this article I am going to reveal some of those BIG FISHES that can take you to your blogging success.

Here are some blogs that you can read to become a better blogger:

• Problogger.net: Authored by Darren Rowse, an Australian Blogger. Great blog for beginners and a very good inspiration for experts.
• JohnChow.com: Authored by John Chow, a very well known internet enterpreneur. Blog is good for medium and expert bloggers. Raises everyday issues related to blogging and sometimes personnel life experiences by John Chow.
• ShoeMoney.com: Another good blog authored by the Shoemoney team led by Jeremy Shoemoney who is the owner of Shoemoney Media Group.
• DoshDosh.com: This is a blog authored by Maki who is one of the fastest emerging writers in the blogosphere. And here he tells you how he did it.
• DailyBlogTips.com: Another blog that really gives daily blogging tips, everyday something new and useful. The blog is one of the top blogs in the world and is authored by Daniel Scocco.
• Enterpreneurs-Journey.com: Another Aussie Blogger, Yaro Starak, revealing his experience to the world of blogging. Blog also includes podcasts with interviews of great blogging personalities.
• EBlogtemplates.com: This is my favourite. I really can’t stop myself to check out what’s new in the site. Lot’s of cool widgets, great guidance and beautiful( and professional) templates.
• Blog-o-Ninja: ?????????Just Joking….Only you could tell if I ever become that great. Let’s see.

So these are some of the blogs that I love to read as a blogger(some other bloggers being Carl ocab and Brian Clarkl). I would suggest you to subscribe to at least two of these blogs in order to stay updated with the latest blogging trends. Seeeyah!

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