Welcome to GeneaBloggers! Here is all you need to know about our group which has only one membership requirement: you must either author a blog related to genealogy and family history or you are a reader of these types of blogs.
If you have a genealogy or family history-related blog here’s what you can do to get involved in a fast-growing community of like-minded bloggers who are always ready to lend a hand to new GeneaBloggers members:
Get on the GeneaBloggers Blog Roll
While our members are great blog sleuths and have found some fascinating genealogy and family history related blogs, we can’t find all of them! If you have a blog that is not on the bloglist, click here to suggest your blog. We’ll add it to the list and also including it in an upcoming This Week’s New Geneablogs post.
Display the GeneaBloggers Badge
Display your love of GeneaBloggers by adding the GeneaBloggers Badge to your blog!
Let Us Know Your Blogiversary
The date of your first blog post is important – let others know when you celebrate your blog anniversary.
Join GeneaBloggers Group on Facebook
While not a requirement, many members also belong to the GeneaBloggers Group on Facebook where events are posted, issues are debated via the Discussion Board, etc.
Check Out Events on the GeneaBloggers Calendar
Each month there are a wide array of events which you can participate in. These include memes, blog carnivals, Scanfest and more! Click here to access the calendar!
Participate in Daily Blogging Themes
One of the fastest ways to become part of the fold is to post about your ancestors via Sentimental Sunday, Madness Monday, Tombstone Tuesday, Wordless Wednesday, Treasure Chest Thursday, Follow Fridayand Surname Saturday.
Need Technical Assistance?
Check out Bootcamp for GeneaBloggers where we’ve listed over 100 different technical solutions including how to back-up your blog posts, how to create a label cloud and more!
The more you participate and interact with other members of GeneaBloggers, the more you’ll see how your own geneablog can grow and help others with their own genealogy research.
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