It’s been a while since I conducted a poll here so I think it’s about time to do it again.

This time I am going to ask a typical demographic question about the readers’ age. On top of my head, I predicted that the majority of Sabahan.com’s readers belong to the 26-30 age group.

However because of the niche this blog belongs to, the 31 to 35 is also likely to be the biggest age group. Regardless, it would be interesting to find out.

Perhaps that would be the case if the blog is about blogging and making money online.

However, blogs in certain niches such as politics or technology might attract a large portion of non bloggers readers because of the wider appeal of the subjects.

Now it’s time for me to run another poll.

From what I know about the type of audience that visits Sabahan.com, the outcome of the poll is quite predictable but here’s a question for you anyway.

It would be interesting to see the percentage of bloggers to non-bloggers that visits Sabahan.com

I came across a blog post that said having your FeedCount displayed when you still have a low number of subscribers can prevent potential subscribers from subscribing to your feed.

The argument is that visitors are more likely to subscriber to a feed if they see a higher count because it tells them that you are an authoritative voice in your niche.

If everyone is subscribing to your feed, surely you know what you are talking about and they should subscribe to it too. In order words, some people use your subscriber counts to judge the quality of your blog.

One of the best posts you can write about is one that solves the readers’ problem.

If I could identify the most nagging problem faced by my readers, I can write more about it or rather how to solve it. I reminded myself to only write useful posts and each day I try to come up with something that will solve a readers’ problem.

So this blog is going to be more and more about what you can learn about blogging and WordPress, making money online, software tips and tricks, and interesting news from around the Web. It has been that way before but now I’ll ensure only good quality articles make the cut.

It’s time to run another poll, this time I’d like to ask: how much do you earn per month from your blogs. I should add that the amount in this case is in US dollar. If you have more than one blog, you should consider the total income when casting your vote.

Your source of income can be anything from AdSense, Text-Link-Ads.com, pay per post, Kontera and so on.

If you are concern with your privacy when voting, don’t worry I am not tracking the voters’ IP address. So there’s no way for me to tie a vote with a voter.

I used to blog on the weekends but not anymore. However, if there’s an idle time, I usually end up posting something.

For some people, they always feel the need to post something and always thinking about the next post. They feel that they are letting people down if they don’t have any new posts up on their blog.

I used to feel that way too. However, when blogging burnout begins to creep in and I need to cut back a bit on something – not blogging on the weekends seem to do the trick. Once you’ve established a routine, your readers will know what to expect so it’s fine to take sometime out.

I’ve been conducting reader poll at Sabahan.com and thought it would be appropriate to create a dedicated category where I can put all the polls in one place for easy reference. So I created a category named ‘Reader Poll’ for that purpose.

Running a poll gives my readers the opportunity to give a feedback about my blog. I’ll be able to know them better by asking questions that matter most to them. Then, I could use this information to improve this blog.

Also if you have a suggestion about a poll topic that I should conduct here, just let me know in the comment section.

It’s time for another round of readers’ poll. This time I’d like to ask the bloggers among you – what is your blogging motivation?

If you ask me that question, my answer would be ‘Money’.

That’s one of the major factors that motivate me to continue on blogging. Being an Internet marketer and working full time online myself, I can’t help but to spend my time and put the efforts on things that bring some financial rewards.

Realistically speaking, I have to pay the bills and can’t afford to work for nothing.

It’s time to conduct another poll. This time I’d like to ask the bloggers among you - how many post do your write per day in your blog.

As for me I try to maintain writing three posts daily if I can but, that’s not always possible especially if something came up that needs to be dealt with immediately. That will distract me from my normal routine.

Some people may argue that posting frequency does not really matter anymore but that’s not the point of this post. I just want you to share your opinion what your think the ideal number as far as your own situation is concern.

Now it’s time to run another survey. It would be interesting to know what’s making you the most money from your blog.

I am sure it’ll be beneficial to know what currently works best for bloggers (well at least those who read my blog) as far as monetizing a blog is concern.

If you are concern with your privacy, don’t worry, I won’t be tracking who’s voting what.

Please cast your vote below