An increasing number of Labour councillors, MPs and activists are using blogs to communicate with their constituents and share their views. Many of them are brought together on a website that ‘unites Labour supporters blogging for Labour‘ which is an excellent initiative helping Labour supporters find other blogs where they will find hints and tips for what makes a good blog. Another community of Labour Bloggers, including the ability to create your own blog, is Labour Home.
In planning your own blog it is a great idea to check out others that are already established. Some of the best examples from Labour Bloggers that I have found include:
Leighton Andrews, Rhonda Assembly Member
In my search for Labour supporter blogs I found many that had not been updated with no sign post of a reason for the lack of new contributions. Once you set up a blog, don’t forget about it, it could look as if you are doing nothing. If you decide that you are no longer going to maintain your blog signpost to another blogger or your local party website.
Good tips on your article….and one we would fully agree..
We are another new blog who are pro Labour…
We are a bit different however because we are a national campaign….
We are Support the Hunting Act(Ban)UK and our blog is called ‘Fox in Parliament’
Our aim as our name sounds is to stop the repeal of the hunting ban while campaigning for the Labour Party..
We are still getting the campaign established because we have not been around long. However take a look at our blog and othe pages we do…..
There are many anti hunting, anti Cameron and Conservative articles on there already. Keep checking back because we should have some Labour MP writing for us soon.
If your interested you to could also write for us….
back.the-hunt-ban@inbox.com
http://foxinparliament.wordpress.com/
All the best
‘Fox in Parliament’
http://foxinparliament.wordpress.com/