Please feel free to use this award to recognize those bloggers who have been mentors to you - those who have helped, supported, encouraged you in your blogging. There are two formats for you to choose from, the graphic or the button.
Unlike most awards, it is not necessary to have received it yourself to be able to pass it on to others. It is free for anyone to use; anyone who wishes to say thank you to their own blog mentors.
If you include a link back to this Blog Mentor Page. I can then compile lists of those of you who have been generous enough to give the award and those who have received it, giving you recognition myself with backlinks.
Suggestions for using the image:
Save the award image above to your computer for use now or in the future.
Example of an award giving post - ( but you can write anything you like):
I would like to thank (you) (the following people) for (your) (their) support and guidance in helping me become a better blogger, by passing on to you the ‘Blogging Mentor Award’.
Name of recipient(s) - Blog Name with link - If you wish you can add reasons why you have chosen the blogger.
You do not need to pass this award on now but you can use it at a time you wish to thank others. When you do pass it on, if you include a link to Sueblimely of Blogging Sueblimely and let her know, she will add links on her “Blogging Mentor Award Page” to you and the bloggers you have been awarded You do not need to have been given this award yourself to pass it on. Any blogger can bestow the award on their blogging mentors.
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About the image:
Telemachus and Mentor are the figures portrayed in the image. I thought this appropriate for both male and female bloggers, as the Mentor is actually Athena. Athena became known in Greek mythology as the Goddess of Wisdom. In Homer’s Odyssey, she takes on the male form to guide Telemachus, on his journey to find news of his father, Odysseus, a legendary Greek king of Ithaca.
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