How to use blogs to keep your group engaged - Knowledge Hub Team

For the last month, we have gone through some of the basics of blogging as part of the make #KNOWvember a month to remember.  There’s still time to take part.

If you would like to a part of the KNOWvember program, it’s easy. All you have to do is email support@khub.net with an outline of your blog post ideas. This could just be rough ideas for titles of the blog posts.

Please use the subject line “KNOWvember programme.”

You can read more about it in the blog post Make it a KNOWvember to remember.

• The first blog covered the real basics What is a blog and how can they be used?
• The second blog showed that You don’t need to be a ‘writer’ to be a blogger.
• The third blog took you through the technical side on How to write your first blog on Knowledge Hub.
• The fourth blog looked at the different styles of blog posts you can write.  What type of blog posts should I be writing?

And the last one in this series is from the point of view of the facilitator/admin of a group.

We called it How to use blogs to keep your group engaged.

We know that growing your group, refreshing your member and keeping everyone in the loop as to what is going on is essential to continued activity and engagement in your online community.

We also know that blogging can be a great tool to help you do this.  So we created this little infographic to give you a few pointers.