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How to write a blog for a year every day -the secret of my success. I would like to share with you the secrets of my "success" in blogging on a daily bases for one full year. It was not easy, but every day I put out a blog on the subject of 365 Things to do in Worcester County. I plan to continue this tradition, but not with the same intensity. The blog will now have a name "Discovering Worcester County". To give you an idea on how I managed to deliver content every day, I have compiled a list of suggestions. If I can do it, it can be done. So here goes;
1. Always cary a camera with you, that's how I got Chester the cheeta in a local grocery store.
2. Have resources handy to prompt you such as AAA publications, local travel slices, I even bought a book on Worcester county.
3. Help out local businesses by promoting their services, they'll be grateful and it'll come back to you.
4. Include snippets of your life, if you're going to pick blueberries, write about it.
5. When you get emails for charity event, post it.
6. Do research, google what's happening in your neck of the woods.
7. Talk to friends and relatives and find out what they're doing.
8. Read the local section of the paper and monitor the calendar.
9. Don't throw away ideas. Draft the blog post and come back to it.
10. If you want to go crazy like I did and post every day, when going on vacation, you should prepair a few blogs ahead of time to release them on time.
11. Always keep the blog in the back of your mind. When you are in the right mindset, ideas will come to you.
With that said, one thing that kept me going was a colleague saying that I couldn't do it. But more importantly, it was my family who did not let me get away with excuses. At one point my children made me pull out my computer at quarter to twelve to write a blog, because I was so close to completing the year. Thanks family! and Good Luck to all of your who want to challenge yourself.
365 Things to do in Worcester County - write 365 blogs about Worcester County.
Wow, today is July 26, 2011: 365th day of daily blogging on the subject of what to do in Worcester County. This has been an incredible experience! I almost don’t believe myself that every single day, week end, week day, vacation, whatever, I generated a blog post on the subject of activities in Worcester County.
My audience lived the year through my eyes (talk about egocentric). You went to the concerts, stores, museums and restaurants that I patronised. You lived through me and through my vlogs – video blogs. Remember when I got stuck in the snow storm? How about Texas Road house - the funniest video ever? We experienced the devastation in western Massachusetts. We relished in appreciation of home buying clients. We found out about the less known spots throughout Worcester County.
My children participated in front and behind the camera. “This is Jane Becker with 365 things to do in Worcester County”- became the running joke in my home. The teenagers started hiding when I pulled out my “flip”.
Well, now my job is done. The blog is complete and I am looking for a new challenge. I need to hear from you and be inspired again. Tell me what I can write about now. Tell me that you want me to continue, that you enjoyed my blogs. And I promise I will deliver.
If you want to challenge yourself like I did, it’s not easy but very rewarding, you too, can make this- one of your 365 Things to do in Worcester County - write 365 blogs about Worcester County.
365 Things to do in Worcester County - Enjoy a free concert in Gardner. On Saturday, July 30th, 2011 at 6 pm., there will be a free concert in Gardner at the Monument Park on Central Street. Southern Rail which excells in Blue Grass will be performing and the admission is free!
The City of Gardner is sponsoring this event. If there is rain, come see Southern Rail on August 3, 2011.
The Monument Park is one of my favorite concert spots. There is a beautiful bandstand funded and built completely by volunteers from the town. Come early to get a good spot on the lawn, bring your own chairs or blanket, or both.
"Southern Rail’s performances are high-energy exuberant fun, with riveting harmonies, irrepressible humor and sparkling banjo and mandolin solo work. The group’s reverence for the traditional shines throughout their live concerts and recordings, and is reflected in their prolific songwriting.
Southern Rail celebrates over 3 decades of performing with the long awaited release of “On the Road From Appomattox”. The new CD has gotten rave reviews for the group’s powerful song-writing and prodig..."
365 Things to do in Worcester County - Enjoy a concert with Blue Oyster Cult in Webster. Ok, am I showing my age when I recall that Blue Oyster Cult had a following when I was in High School. And what if I am. After all, I am turning 42 in three days. In the meantime, I am letting everyone know that Blue Oyster Cult is coming to Worcester County.
Opener: Overdrive
Saturday, August 6 – Doors at 11:00 am show at 1:00 pm
Tickets are on sale now
Reserved Tickets: $37.50, $35, $32.50
General Admission: $25
"Indian Ranch is the most intimate live concert venue in New England. The Summer Concert Series at Indian Ranch offers our music audience an opportunity to see their favorite artist in an intimate setting. Every seat nestled between the scent of pine trees has a premier view of the stunning amphitheatre stage with the backdrop of the portrait cove of scenic Webster Lake."
200 Gore Road
Webster, MA 01570
If you are my age and recall Blue Oyster Cult or you like the video below, why not make this one of your 365 Things to do in Worcester County - Enjoy a concert with Blue Oyster Cult in Webster
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