I have always been concerned about the blog garden. I may be ignorant and have seen online and offline activities, but not many.
I will not talk about the benefits of multi-organization of offline activities. Here I raise three questions. Who will organize? What kind of activities are organized? for free?
Blog Park has a reputation as an intangible asset, so it is easier to find sponsors. I will throw the bricks and draw the jade and give the following suggestions.
For example, the publishing house has a demand to promote books, and some book companies ’book intermediaries, or the publishing house ’s editors have a need to publish books, and some IT people also want to help them pass the interview through the book, then the blog park can launch some online Promotion of books, offline signing of authors, large-scale recruitment of authors, and activities such as author training.
For such activities, the blog park is in an "intermediary" position. It doesn't even need to pay, and it doesn't need to contribute much, but at least it can earn fame and traffic. There are also many similar activities on other websites, which also bring them a certain amount of traffic, which can be used for reference. In the same way, the blog garden can also be used as a matchmaker, so that more big cafes have the opportunity to produce video tutorials, or have the opportunity to do corporate training.