Connecting via Blogging
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As I wrote earlier this week, I am going way outside of my comfort zone to reach out to other mom bloggers to build the BlogJolt Group. I am searching high and low and hand picking great blogs and inviting the authors to join. I’ve already recieved a great and encouraging response, so it’s getting easier and easier to send emails to people I have never met. So what’s to rant about?
I am uncovering some REALLY great blogs - with NO WAY to contact these bloggers on their sites! No email, no contact page, no nothin’. Even blogging guru ProBlogger has ranted about this one recently, and I must wholeheartedly agree with him.
I know this BlogJolt Group will be big, and will offer tons of networking and value to all of our members. And there are moms missing out because I simply can’t find a way to invite them.
So take this as a lesson learned - even if you don’t put an email address on your site, put up at the bare minimum a contact form. What if I were NBC wanting to interview you? What if I were Oprah wanting to invite you onto my show? What if I was Publisher’s Clearinghouse… ok, bad analogy ;).
Make it easy for me to get in touch with you - that is what blogging is about - connecting.
Sparkplugging Founder Wendy Piersall is dang passionate about helping people start & grow a business while maintaining life balance (somehow). 
Kelly McCausey is an internet marketer, blog publisher, podcaster
and web business coach. Host of 
Bill Parlaman is owner of 
Aloha! We met initially through Linked In, but I have nine blogs, so you may not recognize me! What I did to resolve the problem of being spammed is to get a gmail account…that’s google for those that don’t know. It has great spam protection, and lot of other neat features…of all the different email systems I employ, I think it’s the best. I use it on most of my blogs, and I haven’t had any problems with stalkers or spammers yet. Often I want to leave a comment on someone’s blog, but I can’t because there is no way…for example Word Press.
Blessings…I joined your new Yahoo Group. *Kuanyin*