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Subject: Lesson Plan for Non Profit Blogging

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tutormentor2
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10/10/2007 5:21 PM Alert 
If you're thinking of setting up a blog, but don't know how, why, or what to write, I encourage you to visit this Blogging for Non Profts Course web site.

If you start writing about tutoring/mentoring, or the challenges, as I do at http://tutormentor.blogspot.com , I hope you'll link to me so our blogs attract more readers.
tutormentor2
Posts:221
03/23/2008 11:06 AM Alert 

The Non Profit Blog Exchange provides an on-going example of ways bloggers can connect and learn from each other, while also building public support for their work.  This link has links to more than a dozen other blogs that non profit leaders might learn from in developing a low-cost marketing strategy for their organizations.

http://nonprofitblogexchange.blogspot.com/2008/02/nonprofit-blog-exchange-roundup-19.html 
Leo F. Swiontek
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03/31/2008 9:33 AM Alert 
You need to know about blogs. what they are and what is their purpose? how to develop them and how we can place lessons. Many online guides are available for free to get information about it.



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