A blog is a type of online journal that consists of a series of posts (or articles) written by the blogger. Posts are typically shorter than articles, and they are usually displayed in reverse chronological order.
A blog usually has a more informal tone than a post, and it is less formal than a website.
A blog differs from a post in several ways. First, posts are typically longer and more detailed than blogs. Second, posts are typically displayed in reverse chronological order, while blogs are often displayed in an “undefined” or “random” order. Third, posts are typically published on the blogger’s own website (or blog platform), while blogs can be published on other websites as well. Fourth, posts are typically considered finished products and cannot be updated or revised once they are published, while blogs can be updated or revised anytime the blogger desires. Fifth, posts typically contain one main point or message, while blogs can be more multipurpose and contain a variety of content.
Sixth, posts usually have a single author (the blogger), while blogs can have multiple authors. Seventh, posts are typically written in prose form, while blogs can be written in any type of writing format (including poetry, fiction, and non-fiction). Eighth, posts typically Target a specific audience (usually people who already know about the topic), while bloggers often write for an audience of anyone who might be interested in the topic. Ninth, posts are generally created to inform or entertain readers, while blogs are often created to share information or promote advocacy causes. Finally, posts tend to be shorter and less elaborate than blogs, while blogs tend to be longer and more elaborate than posts.