In some cases, these dad bloggers are married to established mom bloggers – and have noticed that their wives have been getting all the attention.  I recently had the opportunity to connect with Royal from A Few Fries Short , whose wife is Toni-Lynn of the Grocery Price Blog. He shared his thoughts on being a dad blogger.

Do you think we are going to see a rise in the number of dad bloggers?

My gut instinct tells me yes.  I see a blog as more than just a journal.  It is becoming more of a social interaction.  We have a few friends we do things with, but many more that we have met online.  In my case, I don’t really go out with the guys.  I come home and want to spend time with my family. Now it is 7:30 on a Friday night, our oldest is playing the Wii, the 2 year old is in his crib and my wife and I  are sitting at our laptops together.  Even though we are all not doing the same exact thing, we are together as a family.  I do believe that men will realize that they don’t have to sit at a bar to have their man time.  They can be home with their family and get ‘out with the boys’ at the same time.

How would you like to see marketers interact with Dad bloggers?

I think marketers could find a great way to interact with dads. Every dad is going to have or want the newest golf clubs, the best yard equipment and they will always be trying to one up each other.  I can see their Twitter parties getting out of control and being a riot.  I get really excited about what my wife considers to be the dumbest things.  The other day, I spent the longest time at a store, just looking over different in-ground sprinkler heads. I also got a free cedar wood privacy fence. With the help of my brother-in-law, we tore it apart and made a new, better fence of it.  I actually blogged about this one already on my website.