Clever question. However, results will be skewed because people who are passionate about blogs will respond. Those that aren't followers or writers will probably ignore it.
The important point is that one bad blog doesn't detract from the usefulness of the many which provide a valuable service.
My suggestion is to look at successful blogs and figure out the criteria which a) attracts their followers and then b) gets their followers to take action.
Robert Kawasaki has what many consider to be a successful blog. There's lots for me to learn from it. Very Clever - Perfect Practice Makes Perfect (Vince Lombardi). Here's the link:
Hope this helps! All the best,
Alison
Links:
http://blog.guykawasaki.com/
posted 9 days ago
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