Hurstville City Council Library, Museum & Gallery Blog Training - 1st Dec 2011
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Neerav Bhatt is an experienced blogger, journalist, photographer, and librarian who has been blogging since 2004. He discusses best practices for blogging, including keeping blogs short and focused, using images, being relevant to the local community, and increasing visibility through social media. Blogging is about effectively communicating information to audiences and building readership over time through high-quality and engaging content.
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Overview
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