In the past couple weeks I’ve been doing some serious goal planning for this year. When I read Kelby Carr’s blog post where she chose 3 Words to represent her goals and vision for this year I thought this was an excellent way to summarize my thoughts.
Here are my 3 words:
One
As I read Kelby’s post [...]
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One of the lessons I’ve learned real fast being a new mom is flexibility! My plans were to have the Introduction to Cause Blogging series finished up by the end of November.
My little guy had plans of his own. Micah Wesley came into this world a couple weeks sooner than expected, arriving at 5:47 AM [...]
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This post is part 4 of the Introduction to Cause Blogging Series.
Last time I talked about the benefits of blogging. In this post I’ll cover setting goals, both short and long term results and return on your investment.
Goal setting
You’ve probably heard of the SMART system for setting goals. Make your goals: Specific, Measurable, Attainable, [...]
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On Tuesday I wrote on the benefits of cause blogging, as part 3 in the Introduction to Cause Blogging Series. The first benefit is the ability to share information quickly. So how about an example?
The Health Care for America blog is advocating its position on the healthcare debate. With the news on this issue changing [...]
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This post is part 3 of the Introduction to Cause Blogging Series.
In the previous post in this series I talked about the various categories of cause bloggers. Now I’ll go into more depth about the benefits of blogging for anyone who wants to get a non-commercial message out to the public.
1. Information and Advocacy
There [...]
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This post is part 2 of the Introduction to Cause Blogging Series.
In the first part of this series we explored what blogs are, how they started and what they have become over the years. Today were’ going to talk about blogs that promote a charitable, non-commercial cause in one way or another.
There’s a pretty [...]
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