Every once in a while I post key tips for bloggers here. You can see the full list of tips here.
But it’s the beginning of a new year, and you might be wondering where to go with your blog in the months ahead. Sure, you have a potentially huge audience, many people who might be interested in being a part of what God is doing in your part of the world.
![]() Not sure what to do with your blog in 2010? Photo courtesy of Rennett Stowe |
So how can you make the best use of this medium? Well, I’m constantly wondering the same thing myself. So I decided to invest in 31 Ways to Build A Better Blog by Australian Darren Rowse.
Darren hands out practical tips – most of which apply to just about any kind of blog. A hobby blog. A ministry blog. A blog to earn you money. A blog to inform family and friends. Whatever you’re looking to do in 2010.
Of course, you don’t need to actually do something every day for 31 days (which missionary blogger out there has time to do that? I see that hand! Oh, you were just swatting at a fly?). You can go at your own pace – but now you have a systematic, practical way to do it.
Every day you not only get a task, you’re also taught how to actually do it.
God has given you a tremendous platform to share about what you’re doing and more importantly what He’s doing. Let’s make the most of it in 2010. One great way to do it would be to invest in 31 Ways to Build A Better Blog.
Better yet, if you order in the next few days (until the 19th of January) Darren will give you some extra material. One is an excellent workbook – 9 Things to Do to Get Your Blog On Track in The New Year, which is a fantastic way to review your blog each year to see how to better fit it into your ministry. There are also a couple of podcast interviews from other experts.
I know this will be helpful to many of you – do yourself a favour and at least check it out and rejuvenate your blog in this new year!
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