First off, I would like to apologize for my absence on Tuesday. I was held up in Chicago at the time.
Taking a topic and making it appeal to your audience is vital for bloggers. From last week, look how Kristof was able to appeal to his audience through utilizing their responses.
That post can be found at: www.nytimes.com/2008/03/30...ristof.html
This week, I want you to explore your favorite episode of The Golden Girls. Do so in a manner that appeals to the interests of your tribe. Make sure you pick a SPECIFIC episode/theme and explore it in a way that fits within the mission of your tribe. Make it at least 250 words, please.
Taking a topic and making it appeal to your audience is vital for bloggers. From last week, look how Kristof was able to appeal to his audience through utilizing their responses.
That post can be found at: www.nytimes.com/2008/03/30...ristof.html
This week, I want you to explore your favorite episode of The Golden Girls. Do so in a manner that appeals to the interests of your tribe. Make sure you pick a SPECIFIC episode/theme and explore it in a way that fits within the mission of your tribe. Make it at least 250 words, please.
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Re: 4/10: Audience Appeal
Thu, April 10, 2008 - 12:56 PMHey, John--It's Henry Pearlstein. Just letting you know I took care of my post nice and early in the day, to relieve your stress. Hope you had a great trip, and that you have a great weekend...See you Tuesday.
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Re: 4/10: Audience Appeal
Thu, April 10, 2008 - 7:56 PMi dont remember much about golden girls. i remember my grandmother and great grandmother watched it all the time on lifetime a lot.
it was almost ritualistic how she would watch the show with like fifteen cups of coffee. my great grandmother died, yet my grandmother still watches the show from time to time. i dont remember much except i think rose the old lady was senile and incredible funny. anyway, this is a show i will always associate with my great grandmother more than anything because it was one of her favorite shows she would watch daily with coffee and a pastry.
