The minimum is to adapt to new conditions, while the maximum is to do everything possible to bring victory closer.
How to run a personal blog during wartime?
✅ It doesn’t matter what one writes about because even a nutritionist blogger or fitness instructor can make a small contribution! You can always talk about how to recover from injuries easier and faster, cope with stress, or even ask subscribers to help a large family with housing – believe us, our country and our people can even donate for 4 Bayraktars (unmanned combat aerial vehicles), and it is only the beginning!
👉 Want an example? @sashaabo didn’t even have to change her blog style – she tells her audience (1.8 million) in the regular lifestyle format how her day was, and then “incidentally” helps volunteers. Sasha simply and naturally does a good deed, and her audience is grateful for her efforts.
🤔 You don’t have to be a blogger to be a blogger! The famous TV presenter Lesya Nikityuk (@lesia_nikituk) with an audience of 4 million is probably beyond any competition! She quite successfully uses an opportunity to broadcast to benefit Ukraine. Lesya loads condensed milk for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, shows the world the truth about the war, and calls on them not to be indifferent.
🎸 Singer Kolya Serga (@thekolya) shows that it is not enough to be born in Odessa to be a good person. Nikolay runs a blog from the territorial defense and encourages the whole country online with his patriotic songs.
🥰 On behalf of the DMark editorial team, we would like to add that you can and should brag about good deeds! But do it beautifully! Inspiring the masses, using all the advantages of influence marketing and showing by your own example that nothing is impossible – that’s what bloggers are for.