FEW MORE REASONS TO JOIN iBLOG4ACAUSE

iBLOG4ACAUSE IS NOW A MONTH OLD

I'm extremely delighted that iBlog4aCause is growing, and the internet world is getting an eye on it.

I'm delighted that you have shown your great support towards my so close to heart project, www. iBlog4aCause.com, and a thank you is not just enough.

iBlog4aCause.com has made a good start and already I see many of you have became "followers" at www.iBlog4aCause.com. I'm glad that you have understood the idea of iBlog4aCause well and that you are doing your bit to make some significant difference to the society by joining it.

In order to take our mission to next level I seek your help, I'm posting the latest video of iBlog4aCause.com and I'm sure you will like this very short video.

I request you to share this video on your blogs, websites, facebook, twitter and any other social media tools that you are using. I certainly want more people to join iBlog4aCause because I believe together we all can make a difference.

A Big Thank You For Being A Part Of I BLOG FOR A CAUSE.

Do Spread the word.

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Cheers!!

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IBLOG4ACAUSE- INTRODUCTION VIDEO

Hello people, how you doing?

I'm keeping a little busy these days, but I'm missing my bloggies(you people) already!!

Just created a YouTube video for iBlog4aCause.com, have a look->

DO YOU BLOG FOR A CAUSE?

It has been just over 10 days since the launch of www.iblog4acause.com, my very own social project, and there are already over 10 fellow bloggers who have felt the serious need of such a platform of socially like minded people and have joined in my mission of using their words of wisdom in spreading awareness about their respective social causes.

Few of you who have missed my previous post and curious about what iBlog4aCause is then in short- “I Blog For A Cause (iBlog4aCause)” is a social project that provides bloggers a platform to showcase their Social Responsibility. It is a community where you can share a cause that you support and where the fellow members help each other to spread the word over the internet. If you want more information on iBlog4aCause then visit this link.


I'm overwhelmed with your huge interest and curiosity about iBlog4aCause. I'm delighted that a lot of people have shown a keen interest in being a part of this socially responsible blogging site- iBlog4aCause.com, and have promised to send their post soon. I really appreciate all your support and your enthusiasm to be socially responsible bloggers.

Once again I'm thankful to the people who have joined iBlog4aCause and I welcome each one of you to be part of it. I'm sure, each one of us has an idea for a social cause and each on of us wants to do something for that very special social cause and make some difference.

I believe together we all can make a difference!!
Join me on iBlog4aCause.com

I BLOG FOR A CAUSE

Hello dear friends, I’m delighted to inform you that I’ve started a new social project. The project is called “I BLOG FOR A CAUSE”. I’ve done some initial work and I’m able to bring up the website, the facebook page and the twitter account for this very special social endeavor.

This is a unique project of its kind where I’m trying to bring together people who are either working for some social cause or trying to find one in which they can get involved. Most importantly, it will help all you bloggers to exercise the power of your words for something really very useful that can make a huge difference to this society. It will help everyone to achieve the primary goal of spreading the word and give you the satisfaction of being socially responsible.

 

    

 

What is “I Blog For A Cause”?

“IBlog For A Cause” is a social project that provides bloggers to showcase their Social Responsibility. Everyone supports one or more social cause, everyone tries to make a difference, but that is not enough. We need a platform and a solid network of like minded people. “I Blog For A Cause” is a community where you can share a cause that you support and where the fellow members will help each other to spread the word. Just imagine how easy it becomes to spread the message when there are people who are as serious about a social cause as you are.

 

How it works?

This is very simple, all you need to do is just write a blog post about the cause you support. You can give web links, pictures, picture links etc anything that you feel will help you in your cause. All the blog posts will have the sharing gadgets using which the readers can simply share it across the social media and over the internet. Moreover, we “I BLOG FOR A CAUSE” already has a FacebookPage and a twitter account where the links to all the posts will be published regularly.

What post you can write?

You can write anything and everything about the cause that you are supporting. You can write about any NGO, Institution or Non Profit Organization that you are involved with. You can write about any social campaign that you are part of or you want to initiate. The fundamental idea is- “think social, be socially responsible and spread the word”.  

You can also find three sample posts on the below link-

http://cause-n-campaign.blogspot.com/

 

How can you support it?

This is again very simple, all you need to do is just send the post you want to publish on www.iblog4acause.com via an email at- iblog4acause@gmail.com. Make sure you send the links, pictures etc along with your content so that we can publish as you desire. The most important thing you can do to support it is by "following" us simply by being a "follower" on www.iblog4acause.com, by liking our facebook page and by following us on twitter (@iblog4acause). Lastly, "share" the posts as much as possible so that the sole purpose of spreading the word is met. Also, please make sure to hash the posts while you share at twitter by mentioning #iblog4acause.

Without your support I BLOG FOR A CAUSE cannot be successful, so I request you to be part of it, and make a useful contribution to the society by using the power of your words. Remember, together we all can make a difference!!

THE INDIAN VERDICT- FACEBOOK IS TEASINGLY HOT

The message is loud and clear that Facebook is certainly a top contender in the race for the hot spot of being the most popular social networking website. I would scream- "Facebook is clearly a global phenomenon". In my opinion, not only it picked up it's user base in India and Brazil but also it is potentially growing at a great pace in all other countries. Facebook was there for a long time but it was Google's very own Orkut, which came into big league and dominated India. It was a complete new thing for the Indian audiences, something which they have never experienced despite the presence of other social networking websites in what I call as the virtual world(Internet), but Orkut made its mark. Orkut came to India and instantly, it was a big hit. I would say- one of the major reason for Orkut becoming so popular in India was because people were already used to Google through the Gmail and the Google Search Engine that particularly gave Google the platform to market and to launch something new like Orkut. I have to say it was Orkut, which laid the foundation stone of what is called Social Networking Website in India, and it worked big time. People loved the status message concept, the community concept, the sharing of photos and videos, and most importantly the messaging (Scraps- as Google would call it) concept, which actually brought the demise of the e-mails to some extent. Overall, the popularity grew like anything and Orkut became a SUPERHIT!!

Orkut pretty much ruled the social networking arena till the mid of 2009 when all of a sudden there was Facebook explosion in India. By this time, Indian's have mastered the so called concept of Social Networking and thanks to Orkut for it. With Google's Orkut application becoming heavier and heavier day by day, and with new users being added everyday Google server did face performance issues, pretty much making the Google's very own funny line- "NO DONUT FOR YOU", a really irritating and frustrating site to see on the screen. Google did overcome the performance issues but overall it was kind of moratorium period for the users with nothing new coming from Google in terms of features. Meanwhile, Twitter was evolved in India and thank god to all the celebrity hype across the globe, which pulled the attention of the Indian audiences to Twitter. Yes, Twitter's most important factor for growth in India was celebrity presence and of course, celebrities have found a new channel to market and to connect with the common man. Twitter actually made the concept of short status messages popular, though Orkut had the samething but Twitter actually engraved the impact on Indian audiences. After all, Twitter helped the people to express themselves in the shortest possible word limit. Yet there was one thing common between both the Twitter and the Orkut i.e. their privacy strategy. Both the Twitter and the Orkut supported the security/privacy features for the users and that made sure that without user's permission no body can sneak into their internet life. Not a bad thing in terms of giving more security to people but yet conservative.

Facebook was a sudden outburst in India, one of the main reason it grew in popularity so enormously is it's very much belief in the "Public Social Norm". Facebook's founder Zuckerberg says- The Age of Privacy is Over and yes, Facebook has struck the right chord with its relaxed privacy features and has echoed the world of Social Networking with the word "Public". Your name, profile picture, gender, current city, networks, Friends List, and all the pages you subscribe to are now publicly available information on Facebook. This means everyone on the web can see it; it is searchable. Different and yet exciting was the response of public social norm among the Indian users of Facebook. The Indian audiences that matured a lot in the internet world especially the Social Networking Concept(thanks to Orkut and Twitter) loved the Facebook's share all concept the most and started multiplying in numbers to be a part of it. So, what Indian people started witnessing was a social networking website with all the features of Orkut and Twitter backed with better performance, and the vast application bundle, few funny, few crazy and few total non-sense,but yet popular. Facebook was right into the action and started growing in India big time. Seeing at the growing popularity of Facebook, it is pretty much inevitable that Facebook is here to grow and grow big. Already, Facebook has realized the potential user base in India and has planned to open its support center in Hyderabad, India. Overall, its a thumps up to Facebook in India and the verdict is- "Facebook is teasingly hot". 


P.S. I DO NOT WORK FOR FACEBOOK, NOR ZUCK HAS PAID ME ANYTHING TO WRITE THIS.