Cork GAA blog

Orizio

Just thought I would make a post about a new blog I've created on Cork GAA. Obviously it looks **** and rather sparse but nonetheless it will hopefully be of some interest to Cork GAA fans.

http://corkgaa.wordpress.com/

mayo.mick

Fair play to ya, have a look at our own wj's blogsite, its been up and running now for 4 years, you might get some idea's off it, http://mayogaablog.com/

Orizio

Thanks Mick - that site was an definite infleunce, along the lines of if Mayo have a blog why don't Cork?

Blue Magic

Hi lads,

Just regarding GAA blogs in general, are they worthwhile for clubs? I'm a rural Senior Hurling club in Cork and I was thinking to improve our website and compliment our Twitter page that a blog with match reports and the odd announcement, etc. would be very useful...

Could even use it to run club bulletin/newsletter?

What do people think?

mayo.mick

Blue Magic wrote: »

Hi lads,

Just regarding GAA blogs in general, are they worthwhile for clubs? I'm a rural Senior Hurling club in Cork and I was thinking to improve our website and compliment our Twitter page that a blog with match reports and the odd announcement, etc. would be very useful...

Could even use it to run club bulletin/newsletter?

What do people think?

I set up and look after our tidy towns site (www.swinfordtidytowns.com) and update the blog fairly often. I have it linked to our facebook page and twitter feed which drives traffic to the site. I have also set up a monthly newsletter from the site through a plug-in which is brilliant for getting info out. Would definetly reccomend it!

Blue Magic

mayo.mick wrote: »

I set up and look after our tidy towns site (www.swinfordtidytowns.com) and update the blog fairly often. I have it linked to our facebook page and twitter feed which drives traffic to the site. I have also set up a monthly newsletter from the site through a plug-in which is brilliant for getting info out. Would definetly reccomend it!

Thanks. Driving traffic is the thing alright