Top 6 most popular blogs: world's best blogs in English

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 There are 600 million active blogs on the Internet, accounting for one-third of all the websites published. Starting off as online personal diaries, blogs have evolved dramatically over the last two decades to become influential sources of information on virtually any topic.

You can create a blog to inspire, to educate, or to connect with others. But blogging is not just for your readers. It’s also for yourself. There’s a lot of gratification that comes with expressing yourself in new, digital forms. Finally, when you start growing your readership, blogging can become a sustainable stream of revenue. There are plenty of creative ways to monetize your blog as it grows, from affiliate links to banner advertising and sponsored posts. 

Whichever your motivation, there’s one golden rule to follow: choose a topic you are deeply passionate about. After all, passion is infectious. The more engaged you are with your subject, the easier it will convey your ideas, opinions, and emotions—and embark your readers with you.
To help you get started, we’ve narrowed down the list of the top 20 most popular types of blogs, plus real Wx user examples. Whether it’s food or fashion, we hope you’ll find a topic you’re excited about and feel a calling to contribute to. 

Travel blogs:

This blog type follows your journeys around the world, highlighting where you stayed, what you did, what you ate, and who you met.

Fashion blogs: 

This type of blog, which can be closely tied to a personal brand blog, catalogues your outfit choices, current trends, and more.

Family blogs: 

These blogs touch on many aspects of parenthood, diving into the day-to-day developments and challenges of raising a child.

Beauty blogs: Chronicle your adventures trying new makeup, nail art, or hair styles.

Niche blogs:

This blog type delves narrow and deep into any kind of topic, from news and developments about your chosen profession to your favorite hobby to financial matters. Name the topic, and you can build a niche blog around it. 

Not only do niche blogs give you a solid framework upon which to build your content, but they help you develop recognition in a smaller group. This helps you more easily break through the noise and reach other readers who have the same interests you do.

Affiliate blogs:

An affiliate blog generates revenue by pairing with companies or brands to promote their products for a fee, earn commission on sales of products mentioned on their blogs, or a combination of both. The blog is centered around getting others to shop for the products mentioned in the blog. You may find reviews or other similar content types on an affiliate blog.

Media blogs:

Sometimes known as multimedia blogs, a media blog is centered around the content the brand produces. For example, a YouTube channel with a dedicated blog on its website is considered a media blog as its main goal is to promote the YouTube channel. You’ll see similar blogs for podcasts, photography, art, and other mediums.