Calling All Citizen Bloggers

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re you passionate about your community? Do you blog or at least harbor thoughts of doing so? If so, CapeCodToday.com would like to host your blog on our CapeCodToday weblog publishing platform.

Your blog would be featured to our 2,500 email subscribers five days a week, and visible to all our site visitors. What a boost in traffic to your blog, not to mention your ego. Plus, you'll be an integral part of Cape Cod's #1 community web site.

There are only two criteria: 

1. We ask that you update your blog at least once a month, and the content of your blog must be primarily about Cape Cod issues.
2. It can be about local politics, business, or anything at all, as long as it has something to do with Cape Cod.  Humor is appreciated but not necessary.

There are now over 100 CapeBloggers, blogging about everything from dining out, town politics, kids, bicycling, charitable causes, and more.   

Why blog on CapeCodToday.com?

• It's free
• It's as easy to do as writing an email.  Instructions are provided.
• You get an email every time someone posts a comment on your blog
• It's a great way to share your passion or cause with the local community.   On CapeCodToday.com, you're a big part of our online community.  On national blog sites, such as blogger.com, you are one of millions.  

You may blog under a pseudonym so no one needs to know who you are. 

Interested? Please email Walter Brooks, aka The Blogfather and get busy blogging!