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One of my favorite ways to get information is through blogs. They are often set up in a way that is easy to read and to find the information you need. Below are some of my favorite bloggers and what each of them publish content about, and why I recommend them. 


The first blogger I ever really got into was Sophia Lee. She covers everything from college to cleaning. I started reading her blog when I was a sophomore and continue to read it. looking through her blog has made me feel much more comfortable about going to college. She gives so many great tips from organization to moving in. My favorite part about her blog is how organized it is. As someone who is very type A, this blog is a dream to read. She makes a lot of her posts in list format, which makes it easy to locate information, especially if I'm on my phone and don't want to spend a bunch of time looking for a specific piece of information. She also includes a bunch of spreadsheets and worksheets to help keep you organized. One thing to mention about her blog, is that she teachers others how to blog, and she has been very successful. This stands out as mentor worthy in my mind, and I am happy to recommend her as a blogger. 


 

Next up is Alexandra Beuter. As I said before, I am very type A, this is why I love her blog. Alexandra focuses mostly on home décor and cleaning. And as strange as this may sound, I love to clean! I always come to her blog to find the best and newest cleaning products. She almost always uses organic and safe materials. She has a young son, and nobody is as careful and cautious as a mom with a new baby. I originally started watching her on YouTube, but found out she had a blog, and started reading that as well. She has also become very successful, which is one of the reasons I chose her as a mentor blogger. Along with this, her blog is very organized and easy to use, which is necessary for me because I am terrible with technology. I would recommend visiting her page if you're looking for a blog to model after or for some good organization tips. 


I also love the Mindful Goods blog. This blog is all about how you can live an eco- friendly life. Along with this being a blog, they are also a store that sells eco-friendly goods. I am someone who tries to be as eco-friendly as possible. This blog is great about finding new products to use, while informing one about the damages of non- reusable products. I love this blog so much because it is simple and gets right to the point. I chose them as a mentor blog because I love how their page is set up. It is very simply decorated, and is easy to use. If someone is just starting to read blogs, I would recommend theirs because it is well organized, and there isn't too much content yet. That said, I still love this blog, and would recommend it to anyone interested in eco-friendly products and practices. 


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  1. AnonymousNovember 12, 2020 at 10:59 AM

    Very detailed and informative! Great post !

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