"Blog Jog Day!"

Have you heard about the amazing event that my friend and fellow writer, Carol Denbow (a.k.a. Author 101) is hosting on Sunday, 09 May 2010? It's called:

"Blog Jog Day!"

"This is the type of event that is designed for the sole purpose of benefitting any and all of those individuals that own a blog. Also, the more that participate in "Blog Jog Day!", the better the results for all!"



What is "Blog Jog Day"?

"It’s a one-day event where bloggers are joining together for a "pyramid effect" promotional rally. We all post on the same day with each post leading the visitor to the next blog, and so on, full circle.

That’s it! Visitors explore your blog, and then click on to the next one, bringing potentially thousands of unique visitors to your site."





"So...How Can "Blog Jog Day" Benefit Bloggers" did you say?

• More unique visitors to your Blog


• More subscribers


• More comments


• More inbound links


• More Followers


• More exposure and sales


• Grow your daily hits



• And all of these things look great to Google, Yahoo, Bing, and the other search engines, which translates into greater popularity!



• And with greater popularity comes a higher Page Rank and greater exposure for your Blog!



• So...How Cool




• Is That!?!

So jog on over to the official "Blog Jog Day!" blog and sign up. There is a one-time $2.00 participation fee for each blog that you sign up to have in the event (a steal!), which helps support additional advertizing for "Blog Jog Day!" Furthermore, all the information about "how it works" and "where to sign
up" is right:

here


These are some ADDITIONAL BENEFITS of the event:

• You'll be able to plug your blog



• You could receive potentially thousands of hits in one day!



• There will be long-term positive results!



• You're bound to receive some permanent links!

Come On! Ask your friends to join us on "Blog Jog Day" on Sunday, 09 May 2010...

and let's have some "FUN!"

Check it all out by clicking on the official "Blog Jog Day" logo, below:


~http://blogjogday.blogspot.com~

and...

(DON'T FORGET TO: "Pass The Word!")



Until next time...stay safe, stay well, and may the Lord bless you all.

Cynde


Please visit my other blogs:
Cynde's Daybook ~and~ Usurper Exposed. Thank you!

Write, Write, Write!

In order to accomplish your goal of becoming a writer, it's going to take a fair amount of commitment on your part. What that means in practical terms is that you're going to have to try to write something just about every day. You could start with a bite-size goal, such as writing a small description of each of the rooms in your apartment or house until you have completed describing each of the main rooms in your home. You could keep the descriptions in a folder for later use in one of your stories, if you want. Everything that you write in your life is useful at one time or another; it all goes toward making you become a better writer and is never wasted.

Next, you could take one of those rooms you have described and possibly describe something happening in it. Maybe the description will have inspired you, and you may have even thought of a short story or it could even be just a few short paragraphs. The point is that you need to be consistently writing, day after day, for several days in a row, so that you are keeping your commitment to yourself and others to become a writer. Do you see my point? Once the writing becomes a habit, you'll start looking forward to it, and it will actually become such an engrained part of your life, that it will be more difficult for you not to write than it would be to write. You will actually feel weird if you don't write, and that's what we're hoping for, because then, it'll be a full-fledged habit.

I know that the business of "life" tends to get in the way of our day-to-day existence, but we do owe it to ourselves to keep this commitment if we're ever going to become the writers that we want to become. I don't know about you, but I love writing and I need to write down these multiple stories that I have floating around in my head. Furthermore, it's fun writing and if I can actually make a living at it some day, I'll be the happiest girl on the planet.

Until next time...stay safe, stay well, and may God bless you all!