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The document provides 12 tips for effective blogging about film campaigns and coursework. It recommends using a variety of media like videos and slide presentations to make ideas unique and analyze campaigns. It also suggests keeping the blog organized and up to date, using galleries to show progression, and seeking feedback through video blogs, voiceovers, and social media groups. The overall tips are for making blogs engaging, informative, and professionally presented.
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