Dits and Dats

Yes, I have heard and I agree that each of the local clubs could have a Blogging person in one or more of the blogs available on the Island. That person would probably give the clubs good write ups but if muzzled and remade into a mouthpiece, the whole thing would be counter productive.

"This above all; to thine own self be true - and as we let our own light shine,

we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same."

They could learn fast and when promoting a blog post they could learn to ask a question or explain what’s coming next, instead of just knowing it all. Establishing give and take with the readers will make it a real blog and we would have blogging. We are a long ways from it at the moment.

I am making some contact with Twitter. I dropped Twitter several years back because I could not see anything. Now I am getting more followers, like Hawaii Free Press. Naturally, I gotta follow them right back. And one that came in that same way was Ballroom in Dance. Never saw much good but I followed back. Just noticed today, "If you are a really good dancer" Wow, that threw me and dropped them immediately. Very few of our readers are rootzi tootzis.

"Stranger In Paradise" by Tony Martin

 

This Micro-Blog is the best place to start. Only need is learn how to get in, write a

couple of sentences, publish and get out. After that comes the Gingerbread.

Everyone is aware of the pyramid of dancers and if you are at or near the top, good for you. However the bulk of our readers remain the bottom half which is a hellava lot bigger than the top half of the pyramid. And that is the place where we are going to get a good Guest Author.

Town Dancers is staying at about 80 average hits per day. Blogging Hawaii is about 60 and the next two are Ewa Bus Stop and Oahu West at about 30. One Guest Author that can blog once per week about the dance scene would make the difference on anyone of the blogs. We must be patient.

There has to be some dancers in the East, No?

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