We considered the following parameters as questions: age, education, political attitudes, blog topic, and the type of the identity in internet, the influence of managers’ inefficiency on tendency, the effect of inefficient media on tendency, the effects of social and political conditions on tendency and finally the effect of poverty in the province on tendency. The noisy or too detailed data in database makes us far from to get proper and suitable answers of algorithms [8]. We preprocessed the data and eliminated some non-relevant data. Finally the followings are considered as the main fields which include: education, political caprice, topics, local media turnover (LMT) and local, political and social space (LPSS). The collected data are shown in Table 1. In order to get correct answer, we classify bloggers to two groups: professional bloggers and seasonal (temporary) bloggers. Professional bloggers are those who adopt blog as an effective digital media and interested in digital writing in continuous time intervals. Seasonal (temporary) bloggers aren’t professional and follow blogging in discrete time periods. In this study, we review the tendency factors considering whether these people are among professional bloggers (Pro Bloggers, PB) and then, consider the other factors according to it.