Blogging Talk at Pisay
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The document discusses what constitutes a blog and why people blog. It defines a blog as a website where chronological entries are displayed with the most recent at the top. Blogs can be used for self-expression, to build an audience and community, and potentially for fame and income. The document provides examples of popular blogging platforms and sample blogs from various individuals and topics.
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The document discusses how to create and use a blog for business purposes. It provides examples of popular blogs and outlines the steps to create a blog account. The key benefits of blogs for business women are that they allow you to establish expertise, become a resource for others, create dialogue, and improve search engine visibility. Information can be added through blog posts, and images and videos can be included. Maintaining an active blog provides business opportunities for marketing, branding, and developing relationships.
Blogging for Congregations March 2008
The document provides an overview of a webinar on blogging for congregations. It discusses why congregations should blog, how to plan an effective blog, examples of congregational blogs, and tips for using blogs to engage donors and volunteers. Survey results showed most congregations do not currently have blogs but are interested in learning how to use them strategically. The webinar aimed to provide practical guidance on setting up and maintaining a successful congregational blog.
What You Need to Know to Start a Business Blog
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What you need to know to start a business blog
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Creating an Online Journal: Blogging 101
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Experiences and Lessons in Political Blogging
This document summarizes the experiences and lessons learned from Maria "Ria" A. Jose's political blogging since 2004. It provides details of her 369 blog posts across 17 categories and 76 tags that have received over 1,700 comments over the past 7 years. Some of her blog posts discussed issues like divorce in the Philippines, allegations of election fraud by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, and interventions in impeachment complaints. Her political blogging was aimed at bringing attention to overlooked issues, giving voice to the underrepresented, and facilitating discussion to form informed opinions on important matters.
State of the Philippine Blogosphere
This document summarizes the state of blogging in the Philippines in 2010. It finds that blogging was growing positively, with more niche blogs producing quality content. Blogger communities were developing both locally and nationally. Events brought bloggers together to discuss trends like responsible citizen journalism and advocacy. The top bloggers were seen as influencers and brand ambassadors who could participate in nation-building through their work. The document encourages bloggers to have a positive influence as responsible members of society through excellent, truthful, and passionate blogging.
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Talk delivered at the First Visayas Blogging Summit in Iloilo on November 27, 2010.
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Parts of a blog like the header, title, body, entry title, footer, and sidebar.
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Entrepreneurship And Technology
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Blogging Talk at Pisay
- 1. Blogging 101 by MARIA “RIA” A. JOSE http://www.riajose.com PSHS - SMC January 15, 2008
- 16. Life with Ria
- 17. Bloggwing
- 18. Staircase Dimwit
- 19. Batang Yagit
- 21. Buddy Blogs
- 22. Moslemen Macarambon Jr.
- 23. Councilor Peter Laviña
- 24. Alleba Politics
- 25. Alleba Blog by Andrew dela Serna
- 26. Alternat1ve
- 27. Ate Ria
- 28. Davao Deli
- 29. Digital Puto
- 30. DotA Strategy Blog
- 31. You Got Tech
- 32. Build That Geek Thing
Editor's Notes
- Introduction Self