WTOL11 Your? Community is currently seeking community members who want to get involved in? their community sites.?
You don?t have to be an accomplished journalist or popular blogger to contribute; you just have to know of something happening in your area.
Here are some examples of what community bloggers could write:
Review a local eatery ? Whether it's your favorite caf? or a restaurant you've never tried before, people love to read about places to eat and drink.? Snap some cell phone pictures and write about what the eatery has to offer.?
Cover an event ? Local charity events, farmers markets, festivals, or anything going on in the community make for great stories.? Try writing a preview of the event beforehand, then write about what happened at the event after word.
Write about what you know ? Writing about something you're passionate about is a great way to produce interesting content.? For example, if you play golf regularly, you could highlight local golf courses.?
Cover a local sporting event ? Head out to a high school sporting event, take a few pictures, and write up the highlights.? You could event conduct an interview with a player or coach an include quotes in the story.
Post some photos ? Not all blog posts have to be news articles.? Take some interesting photos of something going on in your neighborhood and include a few sentences about it.?
Visit an area attraction ? Check out something in your area, and tell people what they can expect to find there. ?It could be a museum, historical site, park, or any other public place people might be interested in visiting.
Of course, these are just a few ideas.? We are open to any story in our communities.? For information on how to become a Community Blogger and publish stories to WTOL 11 Your Community, email Communities@wtol.com.
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