Promoting Christian Blogs!!

Hey fellow bloggers, let's follow, comment and share our posts to grow traffic for the first 2 weeks of September! For every follow we follow back. For every comment, we leave a comment. It's easy. Just add your link. Let's go!

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  1. Remember to FOLLOW, LIKE and COMMENT on all blogs!

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  2. Interaction is key. You will see more activity on YOUR blog by following, liking and commenting on other's blogs (incuding mine). Let's be generous!

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  3. Once you have visited everyone's blogs and left a comment or something encouraging, please indicate hear that you are done. Remember you only have till September 14th to visit everyone's blogs in the linkup. Please be supportive!

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  5. Hi Anita, visiting from the "Growing Social Media for Bloggers" Group. Have a blessed evening!

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