
- For      the writing and grammar skills it takes to write fresh content
- To      help with communication – through other bloggers and readers of your site
- For      research – You love your topic / industry so much that you research and      write about it
- To      show your passion for an industry – You can always tell when what you are      writing is passionate or a bunch of words on a page
- For      experience – Show off pictures of you on a job site, video of your latest      presentation or on the job experience
- To network      with others in your industry
- To      build trust within your industry
- To      earn a few bucks before the new paycheck kicks in (Adsense)
 
- To      find opportunities that aren’t listed on job boards – like business      opportunities, partnerships and start-up companies
- To      stay in the loop – the world is moving fast, blogging helps you keep up.
- To      create a schedule – blogging regularly shows employers your dedication to      deadlines and how you manage your time
- To      showcase what you are good at – remember a blog is more than just words,      its thoughts, videos, pictures, podcasts, reactions, links, controversy      and more
- Show      your creative side – your blog is yours, so is your template, your      thoughts and your posts. Be creative and showcase yourself outside of your      resume!
- For      recognition – Let the deals come to you once you have branded yourself as      a leader in a given industry. 
- Because      it’s fun. Blogging creates a conversation based around a topic that      interests you. When that happens, its fun, because you are passionate      about the subject and love talking about it. 
- It’s      the cool thing to do – over 100 million blogs and growing (sung in the Flinstones      Vitamins voice)
Add your reasons for blogging while looking for a job in the comments. I look forward to coming up with an impressive list and publishing it as a downloadable file for everyone to print and tact up when you are starting out your blogging experience. 
    Happy hunting Tampa!
    Greg Rollett
 
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