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My name is Kok Siong Chen, 23 years old. I was studying in University of Malaya. During the time I was doing my internship in Hospital Kuala Lumpur, I found some information about blogging in the library. I have been attracted by this interesting field of internet and that moment changed my life.
I wish to share with you all what I have learnt about blogging. If you have any enquiry, you may email me at koksiongchen@gmail.com . Thanks for visiting!
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Great book for both beginner and pro!,
I’ve really enjoyed reading this new book by Brian Bailey and Terry Storch. “The Blogging Church” is not only a great primer for those who are interested in making their church a ‘Blogging Church’ but it is also a terrific read for the experienced blogger.
Brian and Terry run the gammot on tools and tricks as well as providing great insight in how not to use a blog. One of the benefits to this book is that it takes into consideration the end users and their varied levels of experience. I can’t say enough about how effective they combine basic information with stories of application, inspiration and any other ‘tion’ you can think of.
The novice will be given enough information to drown themselves if they try to absorb it at one sitting. At the same time the experienced blogger will gain a new perspective on just how influential their slice of the internet experience could be when used properly.
Brian and Terry hit the ball out of the park with this first-of-its-kind book for the Christian world. I highly recommend this book for anyone even remotely interested in understanding blogs and their potential impact for the Kingdom. If you’re a current blogger who wants to gain a positive reputation for your blog this book is a must! If you’ve been around for a few years like myself, I believe you’ll walk away with a deeper appreciation for what you do on a daily basis after reading what Brian and Terry share in this timely work.
I highly recommend that you get yourself a copy of the “The Blogging Church” today.
Tally Wilgis
TallyWilgis.com
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|Blogging away,
I could write so many positive things about this book, so i will try to limit it to a few.
I have to say that I loved this book. I even blogged about on my own blog at [...]and wrote that this book was able to help anyone come to see the importance of blogging.
I love to blog and found this book to be a great encouragement and reinforcement in why we blog. In chapter 5 Brian really does a great job in reminding us that Christianity is about others and how blogging is an incredible way to start conversations, reach out to others, develop relationships and build community.
This book is also good for those who do not understand blogging, not from the technical stand point but from philosophy direction. It will help to clearly shed light on how blogging can reinforce how the church is to be.
Go ahead and order a copy for yourself, blogger or pre-blogger.
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|Great for churches, or anyone interested in blogging,
What an extremely useful and helpful resource!
The book begins with an explanation of what blogging is and why it’s important. They do a great job of showing how blogging can be an amazing resource for the church, and they cast the vision for how churches can use blogging to cast their own vision.
The authors then proceed to answer every conceivable question you might have about blogging. I’m not a technical guy at all and I don’t understand technical mumbo jumbo, yet even I didn’t have any trouble understanding anything in the book.
Bailey & Storch support their writing with lots of examples from actual blogs. One of the strengths of the book is the way they consistently turn to other veteran bloggers for input, which they do through some “5 Questions with…” sections scattered throughout the book and a “One Thing” section at the end.
As I read, I was constantly taking notes because there were so many great ideas for producing a great blog, as well as numerous suggestions for writing topics. They also give some great tips for finding the best blogs and managing your reading time.
There’s even a section on podcasting!
The Blogging Church is an enjoyable read, but it’s also a practical manual that I’ll be turning to time and time again.
One of the things that impressed me most was not only the book, but author Brian Bailey. I had emailed him with a question I had about blogging, and he took the time to write a very helpful response. That’s how I ended up with my blog on WordPress.
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