We (at Greenbriar Oceanaire Life) are just getting started and we are looking for a little help! Our Blog will be made up of hundreds of articles – and the articles will be all about Greenbriar Oceanaire Life: Beyond Our Gates…
Are you a resident who is knowledgeable about our area and would you like to share your knowledge with others in our community? Well, this might be the place for you.
Possibly you are a local business owner and would like to share some ideas that would be helpful to the wider community. Some examples for possible articles based on local businesses might be:
- News about an upcoming festival (or other event…).
- A mortgage broker explaining “Credit Reports and What You Need to Know”.
- A travel agency discussing “The Legal Documents You Need When You Travel”.
- Local Bakery discusses “Dessert Ideas for the Current Season”.
Does your business have EVENTS that are open to the general public? Let us help you promote your events. And by the way, if you belong to a club, church, school or other organization – we can help get those events promoted, as well.
This is a great way to keep you and your business (if you have a local business) in front of the local public. See “Local Search Engine Optimization (S E O) Article“.
Original articles should be (at a minimum) 250 words and contain one or more pictures. Articles must be delivered in a digital format (such as Microsoft Word) and pictures should be large and delivered in either .JPG (jpeg), .GIF, or .PNG formats.
Each article will show appropriate attribution of the author, and preferably should include a picture of the author, as well.
Regular contributors will be listed with an individual page under the “Contributors” section of our Blog, and the contributors page will contain their profile (including links to their web or social pages, contact information, and the author’s picture) and a link to each of their articles.
At Greenbriar Oceanaire Life we believe that helping people take advantage of their local community is key. We support you and your neighbors in participating with local organizations, events, and neighborhood businesses. The more people who are aware and participate – the better for all of us.
