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Blogging tips for non-profits...

Searching for blogging tips on the net is a little like deep-sea trawling. You catch a lot, but only a small amount is actually what you need, and occasionally you actually find something useful.

You can read a good piece on CommunIT. The website is part of CISA, which exists to assist the community and non-profit organisations.

Which software shall I use...?

Good question... We really can't answer that question. You need to explore the different programs available. The following links all provide access to free on-line software:

• Blogger
• wordpress
• Live Journal
• Vox

There are more available. However another way to find out what software you want to use is look at the blogs you are reading, and find out the software they are using. Do you like the look and features of the blog. Think about the features you would like to include on your own blog.

When you come the workshop, you may need to access your e-mail on-line (depending on the program you create your blog with). Please write down your password, if you can't remember it, and bring it with you.

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As a person who enjoys a really good cup of coffee, I will return for repeat purchases to the shop based the following key points:

• quality of the product
• consistency
  
• availability
• range of product
  

The above points can be applied to a blog. Here are some hints you might like to consider when becoming a blogger.

Being able to write...

Blogs have a number of purposes. As the creator, you need to decide on its purpose. There are 100's of links to websites that tell you how to blog. They are quite similar to each other. For more just search for "Blogging tips" in any search engine. Here are a few that I viewed

• Avinash Kaushik share his experiences Top ten blogging tips and insights from a novice blogger
• Top 10 weblog ethics (About.com)
• Sharon Housley shares her tips on FeedForAll

However, those of you who like a short version read the tips by Paul Caplin