Welcome To October

Welcome to October.  It's a great month and the leaves will be changing colors soon and the weather getting cooler.  Are you ready?  The biggest holidays of the year are just around the corner. 
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What's happening in the month of October?


 It's Breast Cancer awareness month so please make sure you take a loved one sister, mother, friend, cousin, or aunt to get her mammogram.  Early detection is key and it can save your life.  Let's save a life with early detection.  #BreastCancerAwareness



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It's the last quarter of 2015 and there is still a lot to do for the last three months of the year.  This is the time that we ask our selves a couple questions about our blog platform.
  1. What has our audience enjoyed reading thus far in 2015?
  2. What will make us stand out from all the other blogs?
  3. How can we make our blog platform better in 2016 for our audience?
For the month of September, our top blog articles that got the most views in order are as follows:
  1. War room Movie Review
  2. The Perfect Guy Movie Review
  3. How to identify Soul Mate?
  4. Are you ready for September Premiers?
  5. Minority Report TV show recap/review
The top five countries where our audience keeps coming back and I am very thankful for your continued support.
  1. United States
  2. Russia
  3. Sweden
  4. Germany
  5. Ukranine  
As I sit back an evaluate how to make Sistah's Blog Chronicles better, I like to leave you with this Sunday motivation.  You have a purpose in this life and it's up to you to believe in your dreams.  Take the leap of faith and trust God with your hearts desire.  It's time to take the first steps and live the life you were destined to live.

Have a great week.  Don't forget to subscribe to my bi-weekly newsletter and you can sign up for the articles.


 

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