Community Corner

Five Reasons Why Blogging Can Work for You

Dexter Patch is looking for all niches in the community to blog on our website.

Have you heard the news?

Dexter Patch has launched a new blogging platform that will give residents the opportunity to sound off on their own blogs, right on the home page.

We have signed up some great residents to take part already, and their content has already started generating discussion on the site, but more are always welcomed. To get an idea, you can read Encore Artistic Art Director Steve DeBruyne's .

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Here are five reasons why you should blog on Dexter Patch:

  1. It’s easy. You can sign up and then with a few clicks of a mouse, you will be able to put your thoughts and expertise on our website.
  2. The time commitment is up to you. Whether you want to do it daily, weekly or monthly, the time you put into your blog will depend on your schedule.
  3. It’s your voice. There will be very little editing done to the blog entries. The editor will check for libel and quality issues and may correct a typo and comma, but will not change much on your blog.
  4. You get to share your knowledge and expertise. Whether your passion is politics, local government, farming, Dexter schools, crocheting, cooking, gardening or music, you have a place blogging for Patch. The sky is the limit.
  5. You get to meet others with similar interests. You will find people with similar interests and share information, including discussing politics, figuring out new recipes, getting tips about lawn care and learning about the great things happening in the schools.

Are you interested? If you want to learn more, email editor Daniel Lai. Again, there is no set time commitment so we won’t require you to do any more than you can. If you have an interest in blogging, but don't know how, we will be glad to meet up with you in town and walk you through the process. Happy blogging!

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