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When it comes to social change, we often talk about how the conversation should start online and move offline to better mobilize people for action. What I have noticed though, is that acting offline is great for you as a blogger.
You can increase readership, develop better content, and create a stronger network by stepping offline. The reasons for this are pretty simple:
Not everyone blogs: Whenever I go to a conference or event I am often outnumb
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11.18.08
I love the idea of taking your blog offline. I've been brainstorming a ton of ways to do this lately. I think the big challenge is bringing what you do with your blog offline back online, and presenting it to your readers in an interesting way.
11.18.08
I totally agree. I had the chance to attend the Blogher Boston reach out day and it was great. I made a bunch of connections, learned new tips and had fun. Great experience.
12.03.08
I love taking the idea of your blog. I enjoyed it.
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