Web Worker Daily (we’re all web workers now, aren’t we?) ran a recent post asking Is Twitter Replacing the RSS Reader? This is a good question for a number of reasons, the first being that many members of the Nature Blog Network are presumably still getting their heads around subscriptions, syndication, and feed readers. But [...]
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Community
The Nature Blog Network community expands every single week. Check in regularly to meet our newest members or learn more about our weekly Featured Blog! If you're interested in nature blogs focusing on a specific topic or region, you'll love our Nature Blog Networking round-up every Tuesday.
Bulletin Board
If you have news, event or classified listings that you want to share with the NBN community, send your info to Seabrooke (sanderling AT symbiotic DOT ca) with the subject line “NBN Bulletin Board” for posting on the community board, live every Sunday! We only take submissions from members so include your blog’s name and URL.
Blog Carnivals
Whether you're looking for the best nature blogging on the planet or consider your work among the best, you should be familiar with blog carnivals:
- What is a blog carnival?
- Why should you submit to blog carnivals?
- Which carnivals should you submit to?
- Which link compilations should you submit to?
- How do you host a blog carnival?
Visit every Friday for links to all the latest nature and science carnivals and on Tuesdays for carny deadlines.
Social Promotion
Nature bloggers have yet to effectively leverage the power of social promotions networks like Digg, del.icio.us, or StumbleUpon. Yet, as anyone who's been on the receiving end of this level of publicity can attest, social promotion makes a difference. Publicize quality nature blogging by joining one or more social sites (We recommend StumbleUpon) and bookmarking posts you enjoy during your daily browsing.
