Hey Girls!
Tara here! Sorry it has been so long since y'all have heard from me--graduating and getting married makes one fall off the face of the earth. While I was gone, Misty (EdwardsBella) helped take over with blog and really pursued her own ideas and initiatives to get our readers further into the
Twilight world and keep them coming to their favorite blog, US! Thank you, Misty, for stepping up! Daryl and I really appreciate someone taking initiative! As such, Daryl and I are announcing that Misty will be and is now officially a TwilightBlog.net Lead Journalist, and it allowed to refer to herself as such in any communications or articles she writes.
Congratulations, Misty!A couple of things to keep in mind with
Breaking Dawn Part I hitting theaters November 18th!
1) Be EXCITED!
2) Post anything related to the actors, the movie, books, and/or promotions of the release.
3) Be careful to not infringe upon copyrights and/or steal/copy articles and pictures from other sites!
THINGS TO DO!:
1) Everyone should come up with their own idea of a weekly/bi-weekly promotion of
Breaking Dawn Part I. This may be a read through of the portions of the book the movie will cover, anticipation reviews, contests specific to
Breaking Dawn, countdowns that cover what you are excited to see/expect to see, creative short stories series of your version of
Breaking Dawn, etc. You are NOT limited to these ideas! Within the next week (by August 14th), everyone e-mail me back or post here what your idea is, what you are calling it, whether it is weekly or bi-weekly, etc., and why you think your choice is beneficial.
2) Keep up the good work with tags! Just remember that we don't need a million little tags like "vampire" or "music," but some (2-3) good ones like "Breaking Dawn Update" or "Kristen Stewart." Also, remember not to create a new tag without permission.
3) Please, please remember that the title is what catches a readers attention. Making the perfect title IS VERY HARD, I know. However, the titles need to be short, if the title is long people will not be interested in reading the article. Moral of this story-titles are to be short, sweet, descriptive, and SHORT!
Also, we will be holding more interviews for journalists for the blog, so please be welcoming and helpful to anyone you see that is new in the near future!