Registration is now open for the 6th annual WordCount Blogathon, which takes place June 1-30, 2013.
The Blogathon is an annual community blogging challenge that brings together freelancers, writers and bloggers for the purpose of improving what they do by posting to their respective blogs every day for a month.
Registration for the 2013 Blogathon opens May 8 and stays open through May 31 at 8 p.m. Pacific time/11 p.m. Eastern time. Late comers can participate unofficially after registration closes but aren’t eligible for raffle prizes.
Register Now!
Why Blog 30 Days in a Row?
It’s hard to blog 7 days a week, and for 11 months out of the year I don’t. Unless you’re running a news site or making 100 percent of your income blogging, I don’t recommend posting once or more a day 365 days a year.
But there are plenty of reasons why it pays to become obsessed with blogging for a short time, including to:
- Gain experience to look for paid blogging work.
- Gain expertise in a subject you want to write about for paid markets.
- Build traffic.
- Establish yourself as an expert.
- Build a personal brand.
- Promote a book, e-book, e-newsletter or other product or service you’re selling or hoping to sell.
- Start a blog – or a second or third.
- Improve your SEO skills.
- Make money from advertising, affiliate programs or other blog-based enterprise.
How to Register
Click here to register for the 2013 WordCount Blogathon.
When you register you will automatically receive:
- A Blogathon badge to display on your blog. If you’re not sure now to put the Blogathon badge on your blog read this: How to put the Blogathon badge code on your blog.
- The WordCount newsletter. During June, the newsletter shares news and updates about the Blogathon, plus blogging tips. The rest of the year, the newsletter brings you the latest and greatest from the WordCout blog.
- NEW! Information about the Blogathon’s Facebook page, which participants can use to share links to their posts, ask questions and cheer each other on.
What’s Next?
Got questions about the Blogathon or how to blog 30 days straight? Attend the Blogathon kick-off chat on Twitter on Wednesday, May 29, at 10 a.m. Pacific time/1 p.m. Eastern time. Use #blog2013 to participate.
Start planning your posts! Here are some resources: 31 blog post ideas for 31 days.
Watch for the Blogathon calendar of events. As in years past, the 2013 Blogathon includes a kick-off chat and wrap party, both on Twitter, as well as a number of (optional) theme days. I’ll post the Blogathon theme days in coming weeks.
Anyone who registers and makes it all 30 days is automatically entered in a raffle drawing for writing-related prizes. Winners are announced during a Blogathon wrap party on Wednesday, July 1, at 10 a.m. PT/1 p.m. ET.
More Info
Watch your blog reader or this space for blogathon updates between now and June 1.
If you have general questions, leave a comment here, write me at wordcountfreelance@gmail.com or catch me on Twitter, @michellerafter.
Follow the 2013 Blogathon on Twitter using the hashtag #blog2013.
Thanks again for visiting, we’ll see you in the Blogathon.
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Wish I could have made the wrap party. Thanks, Michelle, for organizing this whole endeavor. I learned a lot, made a lot of new friends and am a little sorry to see it end.
See you next year!
Jenny
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My #1 Intention for 2010 was to BLOG…and so far, I am so close (20 for 22, not bad!)
I would LOVE to be part of the blogging party!
Thanks much!
Thanks Katie, we’d love to have you. Stay tuned for more details as we get closer to May.
Michelle
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Sorry I wasn’t around for the ’09 bash. I’d absolutely LOVE to be a part of the 3rd annual blogathon.
Can you count me in?
Definitely. I’ll be announcing this year’s blogathon shortly!
Michelle
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I already post everyday but it would have been nice to be part of the group. Wish I had wandered into the Blogathon earlier. Happy writing.
Sorry Laura, I do what I can to promote the Blogathon before it starts – tweet about it, link to it from http://www.FreelanceSuccess.com, keep a WordCount Blogathon page on my site year round, etc. Now that you know about it, you’re welcome to be part of the unofficial crowd that’s blogging around, and you’ll be prepared well in advance for next year.
Michelle
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Wotcher!
My name is Sarah and I am starting a WORLD-WIDE REVOLUTION!
I’m trying to bring the word “Wotcher” (which means “hey there”) into the American dictionary.
Anyways, I really wish I had signed up…
Guess I’m all out of time now.
Best of luck to all contestants!
Cheers,
Sarah
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I need a direct email address to send information being forwarded from other womens networks.
Thank you.
Just sent you my contact info.
MVR
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I would love to participate in the 2011 Blog A Thon. Please send information to my email. I am just now beginning work on my blog. Thanks. Melissa
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Please register me and my blog for 2011 Blogathon!
I can’t wait to get started again, Michelle! I’m spreading the word to people I know today.
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I can’t wait to conquer the 2011 Blogathon! Thank you, Michelle for encouraging bloggers to dedicate themselves to their blog for an entire month. My blog will feel much love from me =)
Hi everyone who has registered or is thinking of registering:
Due to high work volume unrelated to the blogathon & the fact that I didn’t automate registration this year, it could take a day or two (or being totally honest three) for you to hear back from me once you’ve signed up – but you will.
You will receive a welcome email with several sizes of participant badges to choose from and a separate invitation to join the 2011 Blogathon Google Group.
If you signed up for the Blogathon Newsletter you’ll begin receiving it approximately 1 week before the event begins.
If you signed up for the WordCount Newsletter, you’ll begin receiving it in June.
Thanks,
Michelle
I can’t wait! This should be fun!
Me either – seven days and counting.
MVR
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Michelle, this should be fun–thank you for organizing the blogathon.
Glad you’re on board. I’ll send a intro email w/participant badge & first issue of blogathon newsletter tonight to everyone who signed up since yesterday afternoon. Have to finish my paying gigs first
Michelle
thanks for inviting me to the blogathon. looking forward to it.
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I have 3 blogs I’d like to register for the 2011 blogathon. They are:
http://www.lifesthebeach.net (lifesthebeachfl@gmail.com)
http://www.ournewcasa.com (ournewcasa@gmail.com)
http://www.livelovelaughtravel.com (ilivelovelaughtravel@gmail.com)
Thanks,
Ana
Hi Ana: Thanks, I’ve got the info on all three blogs. However, I won’t send you three sets of badges, Google Group invitations and copies of the newsletter.
Michelle
Hi – been trying to sign up to blogathon all day but am on holidays in a hotel where the wirless won’t seem to work for me. Am hoping not to late to sign up tomorrow when meant to be working again …. Am on my blackberry which won’t let me access registration link for some reason
Sorry you’re having trouble with the registration. Sign ups continue through 11 p.m. EST on May 1, so there’s still plenty of time.
Michelle
Hi, I registered for the blogathon earlier in the evening. In order for my May 1st post to count, do I need to wait until I receive confirmation and the badge, or can I just start blogging in the morning?
Thanks,
Dayle
I got your registration – it’s not automatic, I have to send you the info. Doing that now for people who signed up today.
Michelle
::Smile:: Disregard the last post! I just recieve the email confirmation and badges!
No worries.
Michelle
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I was already doing this, so joining in won’t be a problem.
In fact, it made for the perfect Sunday Tweet!
Glad to be of service.
Michelle
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oops..its closed ? well, anyways i am blogging everyday ..had started without realizing this
Yes, registration closed on May 1, but feel free to blog along with us on an informal basis.
Michelle
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Hi, I’m totally a latecomer, but I’m going to unofficially join. I hope that’s ok!
Welcome Jeanette:
Blogathoners are always welcome. You won’t get the badge or be eligible for the prize drawing – you had to sign up by May 1 for those. But you can definitely play along.
Michelle Rafter
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Is it too late to join the blogathon? I am a recent mid-life blogger.
Hi:
Thanks for finding me, and for inquiring about joining the blogathon. Unfortunately, with only a week to go, it’s too late to join this year’s event. However, feel free to follow us on Twitter at #blog2011. And there’s nothing stopping you from starting to blog on a daily basis on your own. Definitely check in again in April 2012 when sign ups open for the 2012 Blogathon. I’d also suggest that you subscribe to my RSS feed so you can get announcements about next year’s blogathon in advance, as well as updates on my monthly Twitter chats and the WordCount newsletter I’ll be launching in June.
Michelle Rafter
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[...] First, a HUGE thank-you to the 2011 WORDCOUNT Blogathon. [...]
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[...] the first day of May when I was reading Anjuli’s blog, I came to know of Blogathon which was to start on the very same day ! Foolishly, I checked the site & in a spur of a moment [...]
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[...] you’ve taken or connections you’ve made at writing conferences. If you participated in the 2011 Blogathon, you have a huge list of potential members. Your members are the most important element of an [...]
[...] I’m pleased to once again welcome author Tia Bach. We both participated in the Blogathon in May and she guested here then. You might also recognize her from the comments to many of my posts [...]
[...] Have you ever experienced the phenomenon where you make a decision, and suddenly, all of these people and opportunities show up to help you? Like they’ve been waiting on this path for you long before you knew you were going to hang a left in the road? One prime example of this phenomenon is Annette Gendler. I’ve never met Annette in person, but we connected online in May when we both participated in the 2011 WordCount Blogathon. [...]
[...] First, a big thank you to all of our loyal readers who followed our blog during the Blogathon. [...]
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[...] week, I was thrilled to learn that Tia Bach, author of Depression Cookies, my fellow Blogathoner, writer and friend (I can call you that, can’t I, Tia?) bestowed the Versatile Blogger Award [...]
Will there be a 2012 Blogathon? I am very intereted in participatin but have missed this one by, oh….six months or so!
Yes, there will definitely be a 2012 blogathon; the best way to keep up with announcements is by subscribing to the WordCount blog feed.
Michelle
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so sorry to have just discovered this after cutoff –
participating
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I’ve got a question, hope this is the place to post it. My May 5th blog didn’t register on that day (on my website, it says May 6th), because my web guy was migrating me to another site. However, I did manage to get it onto FB and twitter on May 5th. Soooo. Will this be a problem in having a blog registered every day. Does that make sense?
Shouldn’t be a problem. But you should be able to go back into the post and redo the day and time on the post, to reset it to the date it was supposed to be published.
Michelle
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[...] Waffle If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!For the WordCount Blogathon Speed River Journal presents a guest post by Joan Lambert Bailey. [...]
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[...] blogathon assignment is to write about second acts in our lives. Heck, sometimes I feel like my life is one [...]
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[...] with a 5-7-5 syllable pattern. When Michelle Rafter suggested Haiku as a theme for Day 21 of the Word Count 2012 Blogathon, I felt up to the task, and thanks to an unusual sight and sound heard from my balcony earlier [...]
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[...] Today is Haiku Theme Day for bloggers who are participating in the 2012 Blogathon. [...]
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Do I have to have a twitter account to do this? I don’t have one and not sure when/if I plan to get one.
Hi,
The 31 posts in 31 days link is invalid.
Here is one to my list if you wanna use it? hehe
http://www.danimagestro.com/2013/05/20/30-days-30-posts/