Press Release: Out Shop Cancer Looking For Bloggers

 

Calling All Fashionable Bloggers! Support Breast Cancer Research with Out Shop Cancer

 

Are you a passionate blogger with a love for fashion and a desire to make a difference? Out Shop Cancer Second Life, an official Strides Campaign of the American Cancer Society, is seeking dedicated bloggers to join their team for the 2024 shopping event!

Running throughout October, this month-long extravaganza features a vibrant marketplace filled with unique Second Life creations. Proceeds from the event will directly benefit the American Cancer Society, supporting vital breast cancer research, treatment programs, and survivor services like Reach To Recovery.

Spread the Word and Support a Worthy Cause!

Out Shop Cancer is searching for enthusiastic bloggers who can help spread awareness about the event. Selected bloggers will create engaging content featuring stunning Second Life fashions from participating stores. This is a fantastic opportunity to showcase your creativity while contributing to a great cause.

Become an Out Shop Cancer Blogger:

• Experienced Blogger:
  We're looking for bloggers who have been active for at least 3 months with consistent posting (once or twice a week).
• High-Quality Visuals: Captivating photos featuring Second Life fashions are a must!
• Engaging Content: Combine stunning visuals with creative narratives and detailed item listings with Second Life store links.
• Easy Navigation: Make sure your blog is searchable and features clear posting dates.

Benefits of Participating:

• Be a part of a meaningful event that supports breast cancer research and survivor programs.
• Gain exposure to a dedicated Second Life fashion community.
• Network with other passionate bloggers.

Ready to Apply?

Visit https://www.outshopcancersecondlife.com/bloggers/ to join the Out Shop Cancer blogging team. Let's raise awareness and funds for this critical cause together!

About Out Shop Cancer Second Life:

Out Shop Cancer Second Life is a dedicated platform within Second Life that provides support, resources, and community for breast cancer survivors.

About the American Cancer Society:

The American Cancer Society is a leading organization dedicated to saving lives from cancer through research, education, advocacy, and service.

Contact:

For questions or additional information, please contact AveryMae Amore or Sandie Loxingly.

 

Second Life Blogger Network Put On Hiatus

 

A few days ago, Linden Lab announced on the official blog that they would be temporarily pausing the Second Life Blogger Network. 

As we continue to evolve and improve our various community initiatives, we have decided to put the Second Life Blogger Network (SLBN) on a temporary hiatus. This pause will allow us to dedicate resources to upcoming changes and enhancements designed to enrich our community's experience even further. 

 

We sincerely appreciate the incredible contributions that each of you, our esteemed bloggers, have made to enrich the Second Life community. Please know that this decision was made with careful consideration and is not a reflection of the value we place on your work. 

 

The Lab also stated they would be expanding the Second Life Weekly Email Newsletter, and invited people to use the Community Resources Portal. 

 

The Second Life Blogger Network was introduced almost five years ago, in September 2019.  

 

Hat tip: Daniel Voyager

Bixyl Shuftan

SL Video: "Made in Second Life - Holiday Special 2021"

 

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 From Draxtor Despres for Linden Lab on December 23, a look at several bloggers. More information can be found on the Linden blog post (here).
 

Commentary: Fashion Bloggers, Why They Matter

Longtime readers may remember SamanthaS Nightfire from the early days of the Second Life Newser. Having gone from reporter to talk show hostess to wrestler, Samantha ended up having to take a break from the virtual world due to real life. Having come back to Second Life, she's come back to reporting. For her first article back in the Newser, she takes a look at fashion bloggers. While there's no shortage of blogs about fashion, doing a good one isn't as easy as it may look.

Read Samantha's article in Fashion.