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NEPAWP November Meetup: Blogger Chat!

This month we are switching things up a bit at the NEPAWP Meetup and bringing it back to basics- we’re talking all about blogging! It will be a pretty open discussion about all things blogging: starting one, running one, SEO, more comments, using social media, and more. If you have a question about blogging, join us on November 19th at 7pm at CoalWork: 544 Spruce Street, Scranton, PA. RSVP Here.

For good measure, if you want to comment with your blog link here or on the RSVP page, I will compile a list to send to the attendees!

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