BlogCatalog is looking for some Blogger Advocates (or whatever other great name we can think of for the position). The purpose of these advocates would be to promote the work of BlogCatalog bloggers on the BlogCatalog blog. This could be done through highlight posts that describe a BC blogger and his/her blog, or through posts discussing a certain topic which then refer readers to members’ posts about that topic or a related topic. The main goal here is to promote the writing of BC members and send more traffic to their blogs.
We have come up with a list of 10 topic categories for advocates: (We’re in the process of coming up with more too. Suggest one if you feel we’ve overlooked something!)
1. Family
2. Arts & Entertainment
3. Sports
4. Politics
5. News (Current Events)
6. Business
7. Science & Technology
8. Health & Fitness
9. Food & Drink
10. Lifestyle
What are the benefits of becoming a Community Advocate?
1. Increased exposure. Your posts will include a byline with either a headshot or your avatar, a link to your blog(s), a link to your BC profile, and a link to your twitter account.
2. The posts you write will not only appear on the BlogCatalog blog, but will also be rotated onto the BC homepage. The links and the positioning of your work on the BC homepage are a great way to gain more visibility in the community and on the web, and we hope will end up leading to more traffic for your own blog.
3. A professional relationship with BlogCatalog can help validate bloggers trying to make names for themselves or trying to make bigger names for themselves. Making connections with members of the BlogCatalog team and other social media professionals we work with can help strengthen your position in the world of blogging/social media.
4. Opportunities such as the chance to attend blogging conferences and other relevant social media events.
If you are interested in becoming a BC Blogger Advocate, please email jason at blogcatalog.com to let us know. In the email please include your BC username and the category for which you would like to be an advocate. If you are a blogger who is not a BC member and are interested in becoming an advocate, you will have to sign up for a BC account before you will be considered. You can sign up at http://www.blogcatalog.com/blogs/submit_blog.html












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