Amy Mollett & Danielle Moran – The Surprising Results of Blogging for Impact

The team behind the LSE Impact of Social Sciences blog have been pleasantly surprised at how quickly interest in the project’s online hub has grown. Here, Amy Mollett and Danielle Moran write of the blog’s transformation from an ‘additional extra’ to a key component of their dissemination strategy, and offer some suggestions for those who are considering how social media might work for their own projects. (more…)

 
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