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Asha Dornfest: Optimism in the Face of Snark, One Parent Hack has Found the Combination for Mom Blogging Success
by Megan Jordan
“The thing that makes a successful blogger is an authentic, passionate voice.”
"I did not start Ashaland with the intent to become a ‘momblogger.’ It just seemed like the natural thing to do as a writer was to start a blog." Mom writer Asha Dornfest may have felt that moving from traditional writing to blogging was a natural progression, yet many writers still give blogging a bit of the stink eye, something better left to the "techies" and attention span challenged. Certainly not the type of engagement suited for a master of prose, right? Character development and story lines could do nothing but suffer under the limited platform that is blogging, surely?
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