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Talks & Workshops

April 4, 2012
Changebloggers: Changing the World in More Than 140 Characters
Nonprofit Technology Conference (NTC)
Union Square Hilton
San Francisco
1:30-3 PM (Connect Track Breakout Session)

April 5, 2012
How to Creating a Blogging Plan for Your Nonprofit
Nonprofit Technology Conference (NTC)
Union Square Hilton
San Francisco
3:30-5 PM (Connect Track Breakout Session)

April 18-May 9, 2012
Juicy Blogging E-Course:
The Art and Play of Blogging

Online
$99 when you join by April 11. $125 after April 11

May 5, 2012
Blogging for Writers
The Writing Salon
San Francisco
10 AM-4 PM
$95 for members/$110 for non-members

Wednesdays
May 16-June 6, 2012

Juicy Blogging Circle:
Grow Your Blogging Habit

Online and conference calls
$99 when you join by May 9. $125 after May 9

Give Yourself a Blog Coaching Session

Are you going through a transition and are inspired to start a blog, or to get help with your existing blog? Why not give yourself a one-on-one blog coaching session? We'll work through whatever you need: creating a blogging practice, building community, increasing traffic, or generating juicy blog post ideas.

Do You Need a Blogging Break?

Hello Juicy Bloggers!

Whether you post once a day, or five days a week, blogging is a long-term commitment. You need to rest sometimes to keep things fresh.

Here are 5 blogging break ideas to help you re-energize your blogging practice:

1. Take a digital sabbatical for a day, a weekend, or even a month.  Let your friends, family, co-workers, and readers know that you won't be checking your email, blog, cell phone, or social networks for a certain period of time.

2. Join the National Day of Unplugging March 23-24, 2012.

3. Set up a guest post series so that you're still publishing, but you get a break from writing. For tips, check out 10 Tips for Creating a Guest Blogger Series from the September 2011 edition of the Juicy Blogging eNews.

4. Revive posts from your archives.  Update past popular posts. Republish juicy ones from when you first started blogging.  Create round-ups of your own posts around one topic (e.g. If you're a food blogger, and you keep being asked for gluten-free recipes, do a round-up post with links to your top gluten-free posts).

5. Review your blog plan: Why do you blog? What do you want to achieve with your blog? Who is your ideal audience? What kind of posts will help you reach your goals, and be of value to your audience?

Everything has a season and cycle.  If this a quiet time for you, embrace it.  Spring is right around the corner.

Happy Blogging!

Britt
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