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Four Tips for Creating Community through Blogging

1. Reach out to other bloggers:  this is an  essential when wanting to get into community. It can be as small as a comment on their blog, or an email. I have built relationships with other bloggers through email, commenting on their blogs, etc. For me it has been a beneficial thing, to create community in something that I really didn't know there was any.  This is a great post on why bloggers need community. 


2. Join a blog group on Facebook, or some other social media group: I have joined the Peony Project on facebook which is a group for other christian bloggers. It's a great group and i would definitely recommend it! 


3. Make meaningful comments: when I say meaningful comments I don't mean that you have to write a novel, but at least engage with the post somehow. Check out Madison's post on how to comment on blogs to find out more. 


4. Plan a blogger Meetup: If you there are some other bloggers in your area or some that are close to where you live, then plan a blogger meetup. It can be a great way to connect with other bloggers and actually meet some of them in real life. This post on how to plan a blogger meetup, has some great advice. 



How do you find community through blogging? 
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  1. Thanks so much for sharing my links! Love this post, it's so important to build a strong blogging community :)

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  2. I've been loving the community I've found through blogging! I have so many virtual friends (and a few in-person) I'd never have met if not for blogging. It took a while to really start connecting, but now that i think about it, meaningful comments and emails are what brought about most of them. That and the awesome group at the Peony Project.

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  3. I've been loving the community I've found through blogging! I have so many virtual friends (and a few in-person) I'd never have met if not for blogging. It took a while to really start connecting, but now that i think about it, meaningful comments and emails are what brought about most of them. That and the awesome group at the Peony Project.

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  4. Reaching out to other bloggers and creating community is so so important! I have come to realize that my blog wouldn't be anything if I didn't have other bloggers supporting me!

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  5. These are really great ideas! Blogger meetups are the BEST and really help to connect and get to know other bloggers!

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  6. This is great. I hope I will be able to attend a blogger meetup sometime this year.

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  7. Your welcome girl!
    I agree it is, It's something I never really realized was so important until I started to build one.

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  8. That is so true! Community is really what it's all about and connecting with other bloggers helps it to grow in so many ways.

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  9. Thanks girl! I hope I can go to one or do one soon, i think it would be so great to meet other bloggers in real life.

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  10. Thanks! Me too, i think it would be so great to connect with other bloggers in real life.

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  11. I would love to find other bloggers in my area, but I kinda live out in the middle of no where. Maybe later in the year I could make it a priority to find some bloggers who live by me and make something happen.
    I love Peony Project! Everyone there is so helpful and encouraging. Found your post there. :-)

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  12. oh you should! I really want to do it, i think it would be great to connect with other bloggers in real life :)
    Me too! Thanks so much for stopping by! I will have to check out your blog!

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  13. All excellent ideas. It takes work to grow community anyway and especially in the bloggershere.

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  14. that is so true! It definetly does, but it is all worth it in the end :)

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  15. Thanks for sharing these tips! I just joined the blogging community a few weeks ago, and I'm eager to get to know other writers. Sometimes it can feel overwhelming -- like walking into a party where I don't know anybody, and everyone else seems to know each other! But I'm trying to work on taking one step and saying one hello at a time.

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