The bad, good and very, very good of the 2011 blogathon
What can you get from blogging 31 days straight? Bloggers in the May 2011 blogathon shared lessons learned in a June 1 #blog2011 chat. Here are the highlights.
Reminder: Join us for today’s 2011 blogathon live chat
Here’s the agenda for today’s #blog2011 wrap party chat on Twitter. We’ll announce prize winners at the end – so stay tuned!
Join us for the 2011 Blogathon live chat finale on June 1
The 2011 blogathon is over. Tune Twitter to #blog2011 on June 1 @ 10 a.m. PDT to see what 200+ bloggers liked, hated & learned during the May-long challenge.
Poll: How can we build a better blogathon?
Take this poll to make suggestions for making the next WordCount Blogathon month-long blogging challenge even better.
2011 Blogathon Wordle Day
For the last theme day of the 2011 Blogathon, 200+ bloggers are using the Wordle tag-cloud generator to depict what topics they write about as a word picture.
This week’s blogathon recap: Bloggers’ favorite places to write
This week, 200+ bloggers taking part in the 2011 WordCount Blogathon shared their favorite places to write – some of their top picks may surprise you.
Blogathon featured on SecondAct.com
A number of people in the 2011 blogathon are over 40 and blogging as part of a self transformation. I shared some of their stories in a post on SecondAct.com.
Best of the 2011 blogathon guest post exchange
On May 16, many of the 200+ bloggers taking part in #blog2011 found a partner and traded posts. This recap highlights some of the more interesting exchanges.
Guest post: 5 easy steps to setting up a blog on Tumblr
For the 2011 Blogathon Guest Post Exchange Day, Annie Daniel explains how to get started on the free blog network, which has been a hit with younger bloggers.
Blogathon haiku day: Swahili and sore knees, bikes and bacon
May 10 was Haiku Day in the 2011 WordCount Blogathon, where 200+ bloggers tried their hand at the ancient Japanese poetry form. Here are some of my favorites.
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