TAKEPLACE: 10 TIPS WHEN BLOGGING FOR A GOOD CAUSE

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

10 TIPS WHEN BLOGGING FOR A GOOD CAUSE

Darren Rowse of Problogger is heading to Tanzania to write about the work of international disability rehabilitation organization CBM. He’s set up a blog for the trip so we can follow along.

Jonathan Blundell saw Darren’s tweets about the upcoming trip and suggested he check out CompassionBloggers.com for some good examples of bloggers writing for a cause. (Thanks, Jonathan!) And then Darren tweeted asking me if I had any advice for good cause bloggers.

I sure do. Hope this helps, Darren. SHAUNGROVES

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